Everything about European investment platforms

Are you interested about investing in stocks, p2p-loans or startups but don’t know where to begin? Investment Platforms Europe explains all investment possibilities in Europe. We compare platforms, highlight interesting investment chances and explain all the pros, cons and risks of all the different types out there.

Peer to peer investing

Invest in p2p loans

Peer to peer investing

Peer-to-peer lending grows in popularity. Investing in consumer lending can be rewarding. How to invest and the pros, cons and risks.

Peer-to-peer lending
Freedom24

Stock market investments

Freedom24

European-based and NASDAQ-listed. Trade over a million global stocks, ETFs and U.S. bonds. Receive 3.88% savings interest on uninvested balances in euro, or 5.31% on USD free cash balance.

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Startup investing

Buy equity of startups

Startup investing

Investing in a startup is risky, but can offer huge returns when the company turns out to be successful. How does it work and is it for you?

Startup investing

News about European investment platforms

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Mintos opens crowdfunding on Crowdcube

Mintos opens crowdfunding on Crowdcube

Latvian lending platform Mintos is launching a crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube today. By doing so, the platform hopes to raise additional growth capital. It has plans for further international expansion and to launch new investment products.

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Seedrs wants to target sport

Seedrs wants to target sport

Crowdfunding platform Seedrs has announced that an unnamed Championship football club will soon fundraise on the platform. The company wants to target more sport teams and expects that it will add more of these campaigns in 2024.

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CoinMart raises 2.8 million euros

CoinMart raises 2.8 million euros

CoinMart, a Dutch cryptocurrency broker, has raised 2.8 million euros. The funding comes from IDG Capital, which is also announcing a partnership with the crypto broker. This brings the platform’s total funded amount to 14.3 million euros.

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