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Regulated P2P Lending Platforms 2026

15 of the 28 ranked platforms hold a licence: 6 as MiFID II investment firms, 5 under the EU crowdfunding regulation (ECSP), the rest under a national regime.

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Which P2P platform is the safest?

Nobody can answer that, and this page does not try. A licence says who supervises a platform and which rules it must follow. It says nothing about whether its loans get repaid. What we can show is what the data holds: the licence tier, how long the platform has operated, how many of its investors plan to reduce or exit, and how widely their returns spread. Read the columns side by side and weigh them yourself.

15 licensed P2P platforms by tier and community score 2026

Sorted by licence tier, then by what 2,055 investors plan to do next.

Licence tier first, community score second. Unlicensed platforms are listed last, not left out.

Middle half of portfolios, median markedData as of October 19, 2026
  1. MiFID II investment firms

    Licensed as investment firms under the EU's MiFID II framework: the strictest tier, with extensive disclosure duties and an investor-compensation scheme covering 90% of claims up to €20,000 per investor. Note it protects against the firm's own failure, not against loan defaults.

  2. 1Nectaro logo
    Nectaro

    564 investors · €4.44M tracked18% reducing or exiting

    MiFID IILatvijas Banka

    16.3%

    Median return p.a.

    13.1% without bonuses

    71

    Community score

  3. 2Debitum logo
    Debitum

    929 investors · €6.13M tracked21% reducing or exiting

    MiFID IILatvijas Banka

    15.3%

    Median return p.a.

    13.2% without bonuses

    66

    Community score

  4. 3Twino logo
    Twino

    313 investors · €1.54M tracked24% reducing or exiting

    MiFID IIMiCALatvijas Banka

    11.7%

    Median return p.a.

    11.3% without bonuses

    62

    Community score

  5. 4Viainvest logo
    Viainvest

    558 investors · €3.6M tracked23% reducing or exiting

    MiFID IILatvijas Banka

    12.0%

    Median return p.a.

    11.7% without bonuses

    61

    Community score

  6. 5Indemo logo
    Indemo

    538 investors · €2.84M tracked25% reducing or exiting

    MiFID IILatvijas Banka

    5.7%

    Median return p.a.

    0.7% without bonuses

    57

    Community score

  7. 6Mintos logo
    Mintos

    1,113 investors · €10.3M tracked33% reducing or exiting

    MiFID IIEMILatvijas Banka

    10.4%

    Median return p.a.

    9.7% without bonuses

    56

    Community score

  8. ECSP crowdfunding licence

    Authorised under the European Crowdfunding Service Provider regulation, which harmonises rules across the EU: vetted management, capital requirements, key investment information sheets and supervision by a national authority.

  9. 7Inrento logo
    Inrento

    152 investors · €754K tracked7% reducing or exiting

    ECSPBank of Lithuania

    8.9%

    Median return p.a.

    8.7% without bonuses

    77

    Community score

  10. 8Afranga logo
    Afranga

    493 investors · €4.01M tracked13% reducing or exiting

    ECSPBulgarian Financial Supervision Commission

    14.8%

    Median return p.a.

    13.8% without bonuses

    68

    Community score

  11. 9LenderMarket logo
    LenderMarket

    434 investors · €3.01M tracked30% reducing or exiting

    ECSPCentral Bank of Ireland

    17.2%

    Median return p.a.

    14.8% without bonuses

    57

    Community score

  12. 10Lande logo
    Lande

    434 investors · €1.16M tracked32% reducing or exiting

    ECSPLatvijas Banka

    9.4%

    Median return p.a.

    8.9% without bonuses

    56

    Community score

  13. 11Estateguru logo
    Estateguru

    181 investors · €1.48M tracked92% reducing or exiting

    ECSPFinantsinspektsioon

    5.6%

    Median return p.a.

    5.4% without bonuses

    6

    Community score

  14. National licences

    Regulated under a national regime, for example a local lending or brokerage licence, rather than an EU-wide framework. Protection levels vary by country; the details are on each platform page.

  15. 12Go & Grow logo
    Go & Grow

    1,035 investors · €10.3M tracked12% reducing or exiting

    national regulationFinantsinspektsioon

    6.2%

    Median return p.a.

    72

    Community score

  16. 13Monefit logo
    Monefit

    1,004 investors · €12M tracked14% reducing or exiting

    national regulationFinantsinspektsioon

    8.6%

    Median return p.a.

    7.7% without bonuses

    72

    Community score

  17. 14Modena logo
    Modena

    347 investors · €1.36M tracked18% reducing or exiting

    creditor licenceFinantsinspektsioon

    11.3%

    Median return p.a.

    9.5% without bonuses

    65

    Community score

  18. 15Maclear logo
    Maclear

    460 investors · €4.44M tracked51% reducing or exiting

    SRO-Mitgliedschaft (PolyReg, FINMA-anerkannt)PolyReg SRO

    23.6%

    Median return p.a.

    15.6% without bonuses

    42

    Community score

  19. No licence

    Not supervised by any financial authority. That alone doesn't make a platform a scam, but you rely entirely on its own governance: there is no regulator to escalate to if things go wrong.

  20. 16Triple Dragon Funding logo
    Triple Dragon Funding

    290 investors · €1.68M tracked4% reducing or exiting

    No licence

    –

    Median return p.a.

    66

    Community score

  21. 17Loanch logo
    Loanch

    388 investors · €2.16M tracked22% reducing or exiting

    No licence

    15.7%

    Median return p.a.

    14.1% without bonuses

    64

    Community score

  22. 18Peerberry logo
    Peerberry

    525 investors · €4.12M tracked25% reducing or exiting

    No licence

    9.1%

    Median return p.a.

    63

    Community score

  23. 19Income logo
    Income

    382 investors · €1.96M tracked24% reducing or exiting

    No licence

    12.0%

    Median return p.a.

    11.7% without bonuses

    63

    Community score

  24. 20Hive5 logo
    Hive5

    278 investors · €1.29M tracked22% reducing or exiting

    No licence

    14.0%

    Median return p.a.

    62

    Community score

  25. 21FF Forest logo
    FF Forest

    422 investors · €2.34M tracked17% reducing or exiting

    No licence

    24.1%

    Median return p.a.

    19.4% without bonuses

    56

    Community score

  26. 22Devon logo
    Devon

    343 investors · €2.36M tracked11% reducing or exiting

    No licence

    21.9%

    Median return p.a.

    16.0% without bonuses

    55

    Community score

  27. 23Fintown logo
    Fintown

    180 investors · €1.29M tracked29% reducing or exiting

    No licence

    10.4%

    Median return p.a.

    10.0% without bonuses

    54

    Community score

  28. 24Swaper logo
    Swaper

    345 investors · €3.02M tracked32% reducing or exiting

    No licence

    13.3%

    Median return p.a.

    52

    Community score

  29. 25Asterra Estate logo
    Asterra Estate

    294 investors · €2.03M tracked20% reducing or exiting

    No licence

    23.3%

    Median return p.a.

    16.3% without bonuses

    50

    Community score

  30. 26Robocash logo
    Robocash

    281 investors · €1.32M tracked48% reducing or exiting

    No licence

    10.2%

    Median return p.a.

    10.0% without bonuses

    40

    Community score

  31. 27Esketit logo
    Esketit

    373 investors · €1.79M tracked60% reducing or exiting

    No licence

    11.5%

    Median return p.a.

    11.1% without bonuses

    37

    Community score

  32. 28Ventus Energy logo
    Ventus Energy

    701 investors · €8.98M tracked59% reducing or exiting

    No licence

    26.9%

    Median return p.a.

    19.5% without bonuses

    29

    Community score

How this list works

The order

Licence tier first: MiFID II, then ECSP, then national licences, then none. Inside a tier the community score decides, so investors set the order, not us.

The warning column

The share of votes that say reduce or exit. When a large part of a platform's investors want out, it shows here before it shows anywhere else.

What a licence covers

Supervision, capital requirements and disclosure duties; in the MiFID II tier also an investor compensation scheme. Not covered: loan defaults or the platform's own business risk.

Licences can be granted and surrendered. Each platform page lists its licences and the supervising authority. Verify with that authority before investing.

About this data: The figures on this page are aggregated from anonymized data that P2P Dash users import themselves, plus platform details we maintain by hand. We check both, but we cannot guarantee that they are complete or free of errors. Spotted a mistake? Write to tim@newnow.de and we will correct it.

Frequently asked questions

About regulation and the columns on this page.

Why is there no safety score on this page?

Because any single number would be our opinion, and this page shows facts instead. The licence tier is verifiable, the community score comes from 2,055 investors, the reduce-or-exit share and the return band come from real portfolios. Read them side by side; a platform with a strong licence and a high exit share tells a different story than one with the same licence and a low one.

What does a MiFID II licence mean for investors?

The platform is an investment firm supervised under EU rules, with capital requirements, disclosure duties and an investor compensation scheme that covers 90% of claims up to €20,000 if the firm itself fails. Loan defaults are not covered by any of it.

Is an unlicensed platform automatically unsafe?

No. It means no financial authority supervises it, so you rely on the platform's own governance and there is no regulator to escalate to. Some unlicensed platforms have long track records. The data columns show how their investors actually behave.

How current is the regulatory status?

We maintain the licence data per platform by hand and review it regularly, but licences change. Each platform page lists the licences and the authority. Verify with that authority before investing.