StockCrowd IN – Platform statistics 2026
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About StockCrowd IN
StockCrowd IN is a real estate-focused crowdfunding platform based in Spain, established in 2017. It connects investors with real estate companies, allowing them to invest in various real estate projects, primarily through P2P lending. The platform’s mission is to provide an alternative financing channel for real estate developers while offering investors access to a well-curated selection of real estate opportunities. StockCrowd IN emphasizes strict project selection and aims to provide secure investment options. The platform is fully regulated under the CNMV (Spain’s financial market authority), ensuring investor protection and StockCrowd IN licensed under European Crowdfunding Service Providers (ECSP) regulation.
Regulation
License / Regulation: StockCrowd IN licensed under European Crowdfunding Service Providers (ECSP) regulation
Functionality
For Investors
Useful Information
StockCrowd IN allows investors to finance real estate projects by lending money to developers. Projects listed on the platform undergo thorough vetting to ensure quality and viability. Investors can participate with as little as €50 and receive regular interest payments based on the loan agreements. The platform also provides a secondary market, where investors can trade their loan positions, offering more liquidity compared to typical P2P lending platforms. Projects include residential, commercial, and other real estate developments
StockCrowd IN offers P2P lending investments in real estate, where investors lend money to developers in exchange for fixed interest payments. The platform mainly focuses on residential and commercial real estate projects. Investment durations typically last 11 months, and returns depend on the success of the real estate ventures being funded
Investing on StockCrowd IN carries the typical risks associated with P2P lending, including borrower default and delayed project completions. The platform’s regulation by the CNMV and careful project vetting processes provide some risk mitigation. However, investors should be aware that, as with any investment, returns are not guaranteed. Additionally, liquidity may be a concern, though the secondary market helps alleviate some of these risks
