P2P Investitor

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Editorial analysis, comparisons, the P2P Investitor Score and practical tools for better-informed P2P investing.

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P2P investment platform analysis and comparison
Platform screener

Compare platforms in one practical overview.

Search, filter by the currently published Score, add platforms to a watchlist and select up to three for a side-by-side review. Everything runs locally in your browser.

PlatformScoreComparison profile
MintosBroad selection and regulated Notes
8.9 Compare when seeking a broad selection Review →
PeerBerrySimple interface and group concentration
8.8 Compare with a focus on automation Review →
Bondora Go & GrowSimplified product with withdrawal limits
8.8 Compare when a simple interface is the priority Review →
IncomeContractual safeguards and lender risk
8.4 Compare contractual safeguards Review →
RobocashAutomation and group concentration
8.3 Compare when automation is the priority Review →
EsketitHigher advertised rates and concentration
8.1 Compare with a higher concentration tolerance Review →
SwaperSimple interface and concentration
7.8 Compare when ease of use is the priority Review →
TWINOLower editorial liquidity assessment
7.5 Compare with a focus on reporting and structure Review →
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8 platforms · Score values follow the currently published Score table.Full comparison →
P2P Investitor Score

A reference point. Not a substitute for analysis.

The Score is an editorial comparison metric. It is not a credit rating, does not predict future returns and does not measure the probability of loss.

Use the Score as a starting point.

After reviewing the overall result, open the full review and check regulation, product structure, lenders, liquidity, contractual safeguards and official documents. The methodology and its limitations should be clear before any investment decision.

7 weighted criteria

Structural factors receive more weight. Returns are only one part of the overall assessment.

25%Regulation and protection
20%Track record and resilience
15%Transparency
12%Diversification
10%Liquidity
10%Returns
8%Fees

The weights describe the editorial framework. The Score is not a credit rating and does not guarantee future performance.

P2P tools for investors

Measure your portfolio's concentration and resilience.

The tools operate separately from the editorial content and support portfolio risk analysis, diversification, stress testing, tax orientation and comparison.

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Risk Analyzer

Identify concentration by platform, lender, group and country.

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Diversification

Review your portfolio allocation and concentration.

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Stress test

Simulate a platform problem, payment delays or a decline in returns.

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Tax helper

Practical guidance for tax reporting.

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Platform comparison

Compare key characteristics side by side.

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Guides and analysis

Understand risk before comparing returns.

Choose a topic based on your experience and goals — from the first steps and return expectations to diversification, liquidity and platform risk assessment.

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How to get started

A step-by-step guide before your first deposit.

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Comparison

P2P vs ETFs and savings

Risk, liquidity, diversification and different portfolio roles.

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Returns

Understanding P2P returns

How advertised and realised returns can differ.

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Strategy

P2P and inflation

How inflation affects real returns.

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Frequently asked questions

Quick answers before you continue.

The essentials about the Score, risk, buyback and how we use data on the site.

What is the P2P Investitor Score?
An editorial comparison metric that assesses platforms using a common framework of seven weighted criteria. It is a starting point for analysis, not a credit rating or investment recommendation.
Does a higher Score mean the investment is safe?
No. A higher Score indicates a stronger result under the editorial methodology, but P2P investments still involve credit, platform, concentration and liquidity risk.
Does buyback guarantee that I will get my money back?
No. Buyback is a contractual commitment made by a specific company under defined conditions. Its value also depends on the financial capacity of the party providing it.
Where should I start?
If you are a beginner, open “How to get started”. If you are already familiar with P2P, use the Screener and full comparison, then read the review of your selected platform.
How are data and editorial assessments verified?
The methodology, limitations and approach to sources are described separately. See Methodology and Transparency for more context.
IMPORTANT BEFORE INVESTING

The Score is a reference point, not a promise of returns.

P2P investments involve credit, platform and liquidity risk, including the possibility of partial or total loss. Use the Score for an initial comparison, then review the individual criteria, assessment limitations and primary documents cited in the platform's full review.

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