Waarde Voorje Geld – Platform statistics 2026
About Waarde Voorje Geld
Waarde Voor Je Geld is a Dutch crowdfunding platform launched in 2017, specializing in P2P lending for SMEs. The platform aims to provide responsible and value-driven financing options for entrepreneurs, facilitating both financial and societal returns through regular and social impact projects. Investors can start investing with as little as €100, with the opportunity to support various projects, including real estate and business expansions. The platform's unique value proposition includes a commitment to transparency, ethical standards, and a focus on societal impact through its "Meerwaardeprojecten" (Added Value Projects), where a portion of the returns supports charitable causes.
Regulation
License / Regulation: Waarde Voorje Geld licensed under European Crowdfunding Service Providers (ECSP) regulation
Functionality
For Investors
Useful Information
Waarde Voor Je Geld offers investments in SMEs and real estate projects. Investors can participate in business loans for expansion, acquisitions, and working capital, as well as real estate financing. The platform also features "Meerwaardeprojecten," where a portion of the returns supports charitable causes, adding a social impact dimension to the investments.
Waarde Voor Je Geld allows investors to fund SME and real estate projects through P2P loans. The platform provides detailed project information, enabling investors to make informed decisions. For project owners, it offers a streamlined process to secure funding, with loan terms ranging from six months to 25 years, depending on the project type. The platform ensures that all projects undergo a thorough vetting process to maintain high standards and mitigate risks.
Investing on Waarde Voor Je Geld involves typical P2P lending risks, such as potential loan defaults and delayed repayments. The platform mitigates these risks through rigorous project evaluations and a buyback guarantee. However, investors should be aware of the inherent risks in lending to SMEs and real estate projects, including business failures and market fluctuations.
