IDF Eurasia, a lending company specializing in consumer loans, has reportedly introduced a new cashback campaign.
For a limited time, users are able to “earn a cashback of up to 2% for investments in IDF Eurasia Notes.”
For IDF Eurasia’s entity MFO FintechFinance LLP, you can earn the following cashback for Notes with a remaining term of 20 days or more:
- 1% for investments in Notes between €50 and €149.99 (cumulative);
- 2% for investments in Notes of €150 or more (cumulative)
- For IDF Eurasia’s entity MFO OnlineKazFinance LLP, you can earn the following cashback for Notes with a remaining term of 6 months 0 days or more:
- 1% for investments in Notes between €200 and €499.99 (cumulative);
- 2% for investments in Notes of €500 or more (cumulative)
This offer is “valid from 5 to 18 September 2022.”
To qualify for the cashback bonus, you’ll need “to enroll in the campaign and invest a minimum of €50 (cumulative) into FintechFinance Notes or a minimum of €200 (cumulative) into OnlineKazFinance Notes.”
There’s reportedly over €7.6 million and ₸15 million “worth of qualifying Notes available on Mintos with interest rates of 10.5 – 18%.”
Only investments “made on the Mintos Primary Market via manual investments or custom automated strategies qualify.” Investments made “before enrolling or made via Diversified, Conservative, or High-yield strategies are not eligible.” The cashback will be “credited to your Mintos account within 10 business days after the end of the cashback campaign.”
As of 5 September 2022, there are “no payments that have been pending longer than the normal settlement period of 8 days besides the restructured amount of €17.5 million for IDF Eurasia loans.” For “changes in the status” of the pending payments, see Loan statistics.
IDF Eurasia Notes are “listed on Mintos in EUR and KZT.”
As noted in the update, IDF Eurasia “operates under the brand’s Moneyman and Solva.”
It reportedly “makes borrowing money convenient and affordable for anyone with an internet connection.” The company uses the latest technology in its decision-making system, “adheres to principles of responsible lending, and contributes to the sustainable financial development of society.”
IDF Eurasia has been “recognized as the most innovative financial company by the Innovation Time Award.” Solva has “entered the list of top five major MFIs according to the National Bank of Kazakhstan.”