Last year, PeerBerry investors were paid €11.8 million in interest, of which over €1.2 million was paid to investors in December.
Since PeerBerry platform’s inception, its investors have reportedly earned a total of “€39.19 million in interest.”
PeerBerry’s portfolio (the total amount invested) amounted to “€117.31 million at the end of 2024.”
In 2024, 17 190 new investors joined the platform, “with 1 633 joining in December.”
At present, PeerBerry has over 94 800 verified users, “about 40% of whom are actively investing.”
Last year, they experienced a “noticeable change in the loan supply, with more longer-term loans coming to the platform than short-term loans.”
This trend may continue this year; however, PeerBerry, with its partners, will make efforts to increase the volume of short-term loans on the platform gradually.
In 2024, 7 lenders joined PeerBerry: Lend Plus, Ecommoney, Credito365 (Colombia), Ultradinero (Mexico), Acredit (Romania), NovaLend (Poland) and Findom.
Currently, 23 loan originators from 12 countries “offer to invest in loans on the PeerBerry platform.”
In Q1 2025, they plan to onboard new lenders.
The loan volumes of some existing partners are “intended to grow, potentially increasing the platform’s loan supply.”
Last year, PeerBerry closed a significant chapter in the platform’s history by repaying “€51.4 million (including accrued interest) in war-affected loans.”
This milestone made PeerBerry the first and only investment platform in the market to meet its war-affected obligations to investors fully.
As clarified in the update, there will be certain adjustments in interest rates from January 15, 2025.
PeerBerry informs clients about the changes in interest rates for investing in loans from January 15.
Clients may now note the highest (9%) and lowest (8%) interest rate margins, considering your “investment strategy and setting the AutoInvest.”
Adjusted interest rates are applicable for your “new investments from January 15 and have no impact on your current investments.”
In another recent update, it was noted that PeerBerry’s business partner, real estate developer SIB Group, repaid investors “a EUR 300 000 loan (real estate project ‘Paribio 3’) and paid their investors EUR 59 171 in interest.”