UltraDinero from Mexico has started to offer loans on PeerBerry.
Aventus Group lender UltraDinero from Mexico starts “offering short-term loans on the PeerBerry platform.”
Mexican loans are backed with a buyback and “a group guarantee and will generate a 9% annual return to PeerBerry investors.”
UltraDinero (legal name OPERADORA FIJI S.A.P.I. DE C.V. SOFOM, E.N.R.) was founded in May 2023. To date, the UltraDinero portfolio amounts “to over EUR 0,3 million.”
Mexican lender currently employs 10 employees. The company’s website – https://ultradinero.mx/.
UltraDinero loans will be available “on the PeerBerry platform every business day.”
You may consider including UltraDinero in your Auto Invest if these loans meet your investment strategy.
In another recent update, PeerBerry noted that its business partner, Litelektra, repaid their investors “a EUR 1 million loan and paid EUR 95 364 in interest.”
Litelektra is a Lithuanian company that aims “to make the combination of renewable wind and solar energy more accessible by ensuring an entire cycle of stable and affordable energy throughout the year.”
PeerBerry has thanked the parties for “contributing to the renewable energy business developed by their partners.”
As covered, the total interest paid to PeerBerry investors in August exceeded €35 million (totaling €35 255 302).
Last month, PeerBerry investors have reportedly “received €908,061 in interest.”
PeerBerry investors funded €46 million in loans last month, which “is 5% fewer than in July, as the loan supply on the platform was slightly lower in August compared to July.”
In August, Colombian short-term lender Credito365 joined the network of PeerBerry partners, and more lenders “are on the PeerBerry roadmap for this year to increase the loan supply on the platform.”
PeerBerry’s outstanding portfolio reportedly grew “to € 115.87 million last month, as more investors are investing in longer-term loans monthly.”
Last month, 1,835 new investors registered on the platform. PeerBerry currently has 89,006 verified users.
Since PeerBerry’s inception, investors have funded “over € 2.74 billion of loans.”
In another recent update, PeerBerry said that their team constantly “implements measures to safeguard access to our investors’ accounts and funds.”