🤖 Robocash Investment Robot
Robocash shared insights into investor demographics: millennials with portfolios up to €5,000 remain core users, but investors aged 45–60 now represent 34% of the base, and women account for 14%. French and Spanish investors dominate, while Belgian, Dutch, and Swiss users are growing.
In September, €18M in loans were financed and €596K earnings were paid, pushing total investor profits above €35M. The platform also reminded investors of its automated portfolio tool with 0 defaulted loans, reinforcing its strong track record.
🌲 Debitum Investments
Debitum highlighted a unique alternative investment: Latvian forestry. Lower land and labour costs, combined with strong export demand, make this sector attractive for sustainable growth.
On the platform side, September delivered record investor earnings of €575.8K across its community of 27,000+ investors. The company also strengthened ties in Germany, where over 30% of its investors are based, joining the largest Latvian fintech delegation abroad.
🌱 InSoil
InSoil focused on carbon farming and soil regeneration. The platform promoted its accurate carbon farming system, built on deep soil data, transparent contracts, and rigorous monitoring. This approach aims to deliver more reliable carbon credits for investors and partners.
💶 VIAINVEST
VIAINVEST reported portfolio growth to €56M, reflecting steady investor trust and expansion. The platform shared its September fact sheet with detailed operational results, reinforcing its position as one of Latvia’s most trusted regulated investment platforms.
🐝 Hive5
Hive5 continues to expand its lending network. After entering Romania with Credilink, the platform has now launched Firmeo Business Finance in Poland, its first loan originator dedicated exclusively to business loans. For investors, this means more diversified lending opportunities across Central and Eastern Europe.
🌱 LANDE
LANDE strengthened its European footprint by joining the European Microfinance Network, a key association uniting impact and microfinance actors across the continent. This step supports its mission to finance agriculture responsibly while improving financial inclusion for farmers.
LANDE also rolled out a new website designed to improve transparency, addressing the key investor questions: How safe is my capital? How real are the returns?
🌍 Maclear AG
Maclear expanded to Kenya, introducing a new consumer loans portfolio from one of Africa’s fastest-growing fintech hubs. The platform explained why consumer loans in emerging markets can provide attractive risk-adjusted returns for investors.
🌐 TWINO
TWINO expanded accessibility by adding Spanish as a platform language, deepening ties with one of its fastest-growing investor communities. The platform also highlighted leadership engagement at international fintech conferences, underlining its focus on trust and transparency in IT and investor relations.
💸 Nectaro
Nectaro launched the Autumn Newbies Challenge campaign, offering bonuses of up to €300 for new investors until October 22. Existing investors can also benefit by referring friends. The platform also introduced audio articles, giving investors new ways to learn about passive income strategies.
🚀 Loanch
Loanch achieved record growth in September:
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€5.39M in new investments (+10.39%)
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€554K interest paid
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Total invested volume reached €32.6M
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Investor base surpassed 11,000 (+18%)
With a 47% jump in monthly inflows, Loanch officially crossed the €30M mark, cementing itself as a rising star in European P2P.
📊 PeerBerry
PeerBerry also closed September on a strong note:
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€33.26M invested (+33%)
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€846K interest paid
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1,302 new investors joined
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€3.16B+ funded since launch
PeerBerry remains one of the largest European P2P marketplaces, with over 109,200 verified users and €47M in total interest paid.
🌍 Mintos
Mintos unveiled a new brand identity, with updated fonts, colors, UX/UI, and a redesigned homepage to better reflect its long-term vision. The platform also actively engaged in European fintech dialogues, stressing the importance of harmonized regulation for growth.
Esketit
Esketit announced that from October 15 it will operate out of Croatia instead of Ireland. This transition is designed to deliver stronger operations, more claim purchase opportunities, and clearer repayment flows through its new pending payments feature. Investors will keep access to both the primary and secondary markets.
📌 Conclusion
October brings strong momentum across European peer-to-peer lending platforms. From new loan originators in Poland and Kenya, to record investor earnings in Latvia, and growing investor bases in Spain, Germany, and beyond, the P2P sector continues to show both resilience and expansion.
Investors can look forward to more diversification, better transparency, and stronger returns as these platforms evolve.
