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23. April 2026 Indemo Repays €213K from Madrid Asset, Total Returns Hit €3.3M Across 18 Sales
Indemo completed its 18th asset sale, marking the third repayment in 2026. Investors received €213,478 from the Torrelodones (Madrid) property (A97). The repayment delivered a 17.66% annual weighted ROI, with individual returns ranging from 15% to 23%. Total repayments across the portfolio have now reached €3.3 million.
23. April 2026 TWINO 2025: Profit €92K (-75%), Revenue €2.56M (-14%) as Costs Rise and Margins Tighten
TWINO Investments earned €2.56M commission income (2024: €2.99M) and €92K net profit (2024: €362K), confirming sharp margin compression. Administrative costs hit €2.31M, with marketing spend nearly tripling YoY. Assets total €2.75M, mainly €1.49M cash and €0.86M intangibles, reflecting a brokerage platform with minimal balance-sheet exposure to loans.
23. April 2026 Go & Grow Becomes Independent Brand; No Customer Changes Effective April 2026
Bondora’s Go & Grow product is now a standalone brand, with its legal entity renamed to Go&Grow OÜ as of 20 April 2026. Customer accounts, returns, and operations remain unchanged. The move separates lending and investment functions for clearer governance, while maintaining cooperation. New branding, domain (goandgrow.eu), and communications will roll out gradually, supporting long-term scalability and growth.
23. April 2026 
IUVO Updates Terms: Expands Disclaimers, Limits Liability in New 2026 Agreement
IUVO’s updated user agreement reinforces its non-liability stance, allowing unilateral changes and confirming no verification of originator data. The platform explicitly distances itself from loan performance, liquidity, and accuracy of third-party information. Services remain unregulated with no investor protection or guarantees. While common in P2P lending, the breadth of disclaimers, especially around data reliability and exit liquidity, deserves closer investor scrutiny.
22. April 2026 LANDE CEO Interview Tomorrow: Send Your Questions on Loan Book Risks and Transparency
Tomorrow, the CEO of LANDE will be interviewed about loan book performance and geopolitical risks. Investors have already raised concerns about refinancing, loan extensions, limited borrower information, and the lack of filters for loan purpose. To add questions, click the source link or leave a comment under the YouTube Community post.
22. April 2026 
Community Poll: Share Your Current P2P Loan Exposure
Investors are invited to vote on how much money they currently have invested in P2P loans. The poll aims to help improve future website features based on investor needs and strategy preferences. Users can participate through the community space on YouTube or via the provided source link.
22. April 2026 LANDE Extends Cashback Campaign to April 30 with Up to 2% Returns
LANDE has extended its Spring Cashback Booster campaign to April 30. Investors earn 0.5% cashback on €500+, 1% on €1,000+, and 2% on €5,000+ invested in a single Primary Market transaction. The extension reflects continued strong project flow, giving investors more time to benefit from enhanced short-term returns.
22. April 2026 Loanch Targets April 30 for Full Payment Restoration After MultiPass Integration
Loanch has completed integration with MultiPass to strengthen payment stability. Recent delays followed an AML system upgrade for compliance. Final testing runs April 20–26, with deposits and withdrawals expected to resume by April 30. Key milestones—including company relocation, PSP selection, and AML setup—are complete, while additional PSP integration for redundancy remains in progress.
20. April 2026 P2P Allocator: Build a Smarter Portfolio
We’ve launched a new tool to help you build a P2P portfolio based on your risk tolerance and how much you can realistically monitor. Choose between Capital Preservation, Smart Balance, and Yield Optimization, and see clear allocations, expected yield, and risk. No over-diversification. Just a structured portfolio you can actually manage. Click on the “source” link to build your P2P strategy.
18. April 2026 P2P Lending April 2026: Debitum Under Investigation, Nectaro Revenue +500%, PeerBerry Supply +20%
Debitum faces questions about related-party forestland pricing. Esketit has weak funding and lower investor trust. PeerBerry says loan supply could rise by up to 20% in April and reports no delays or defaults. Nectaro grew 2025 revenue 5x but still posted a €1.43M net loss. Mintos has over €122M in recovery, while EstateGuru has over 60% non-performing loans.
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