After being founded in 2014, Estonian real estate investment platform Estateguru has financed 719.1 million euros worth of loans. However, it has also announced that it has 450 outstanding defaulted loans, worth 125 million euros.

Estonian real estate investment platform Reinvest24 has announced a strategic partnership with Shojin Property Partners. Shojin Property Partners is an FCA regulated investment company from the United Kingdom. Through the partnership, Reinvest24 can now enter the real estate market in the United Kingdom.

Based in the United Kingdom, the new online investing platform Obu, wants to increase the number of female investors in the country. The platform aims to connect women angel investors with female-founded businesses.

European crowdfunding platform October has facilitated one billion euros of funding. The platform focuses on provides funding to SMEs in Europe. Together, the companies that have received funds from the platform, generate a turnover of 25 billion euros and employ more than 90,000 people.

Cryptocurrency exchange platform Binance has canceled its registration in the United Kingdom. The platform’s division in the country was launched in 2020, but it was dormant and never engaged in any regulated activities. It is the platform’s third withdrawal from a market within the last couple of months.

European investment platform Freedom24 has launched new long-term savings plans. Users can receive up to 3.63 percent interest on their deposits in euros. On deposits in dollars, users can even receive up to 5.58 percent per annum. It complements the platform’s existing D-account savings product.

British online bank and investment platform Revolut now has more than 30 million retail customers worldwide. Since November last year, the platform has gained over five million new users. Additionally, the platform now processes more than 400 million transactions per month.

HeavyFinance, an agricultural investment platform from Lithuania, has surpassed 8.000 registered investors. This is in part thanks to growth in Germany, France and Spain. In addition, HeavyFinance’s users have invested nearly 1 million euros in green loans for carbon certificates.

European lending platform Bondora has increased the monthly investment limit on its auto-invest product called Go & Grow. Existing investors can now invest up to 700 euros automatically per month.

European investment platform Nibble is launching a new product: Legal Strategy. This gives private investors the opportunity to invest in debts. According to the platform, it offers a minimum guaranteed annual interest rate of 8 percent.