Get a quick overview of the latest news from the P2P lending industry
In June, PeerBerry investors funded EUR 31.89 million in loans, slightly up from May. Interest paid to investors reached EUR 868,668 last month, with total interest since launch at EUR 44.63 million. The platform's portfolio grew to EUR 115.63 million. Over 1,500 new investors joined, bringing the user base to 104,700+. Since inception, investors funded over EUR 3.08 billion in loans.
All loans tied to Utopia Music AG (now Proper Group AG), funded via Esketit, have been fully repaid—over two years early. Despite Utopia’s liquidation in Nov 2024, repayments continued uninterrupted thanks to a robust SPV setup by Esketit and i2. Investors received full principal and interest with no losses, showcasing strong risk controls.
Lonvest has completed its loan originator’s financial plan, causing a temporary suspension of top-up options on the website. Customers will be unable to add new funds to the platform until further notice. Withdrawals are not affected.
TWINO reports steady €100K monthly recoveries from Russia, totaling €3.8M (54% of affected portfolio). Vietnam recoveries remain unlikely amid halted operations. In the Philippines, no further repayments are expected, but a potential asset deal may ensure full recovery.
Fintown reached €1.28M in interest payouts and launched a more transparent quarterly report with Vihorev Group. The Park Vista project in Prague completed its demolition phase, while €7.5M in principal has been returned to investors. Total investments now exceed €21.5M, with an active portfolio of €14M. Login access is also faster thanks to a recent 2FA fix.
Money For Specialized Finance reported audited revenue of €34.6 million in 2024, up 30% from €26.7 million in 2023. Net profit climbed to €6.3 million from €3.9 million. The figures, verified by independent auditors, reflect strong profitability and consistent business expansion.
LANDE reported an all-time high of €1.42 million in loans issued across 43 projects in May 2025. Investor earnings hit €90,085 for the month, pushing total interest paid past €3 million. Most loans were backed by land or machinery. Debt recovery saw strong progress, especially in Latvia and Romania. LANDE also launched its first non-agricultural project, signaling cautious diversification.
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LANDE is now offering non-agricultural loans, starting with a €22,000 freight transport project in Romania. The loan features an 11% interest rate, 44% LTV, and strong real estate collateral. While agriculture remains the core focus, LANDE will occasionally list carefully vetted non-agri projects that meet its strict risk and quality standards, offering investors new diversification opportunities without compromising on security.
Latvia celebrates Midsummer’s Eve and Jāņi on June 23–24, a major national holiday. Expect limited customer support and potential delays in processing on some Baltic-based P2P lending platforms during this period. Plan accordingly to avoid disruptions.