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InviPay from Poland joins Mintos p2p lending marketplace and offers to invest in invoice financing

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A new invoice financing provider from Poland joins Mintos. InviPay is the leading non-bank micro factoring fintech institutions in Poland. The company offers to invest in invoices in both euro (EUR) and Polish złoty (PLN) on Mintos with expected annual returns of 10%.

Established in 2015, InviPay is a market leader in innovation in Poland for invoice financing. InviPay is one of the few invoice financing companies in Poland to be completely online and supplies its services to small and medium-sized businesses through its website and user-friendly inviPay mobile app. InviPay provides factoring services to the businesses – issuers of the invoice – and takes over the servicing of the invoice. This means the purchaser of the service or goods will repay the invoice directly to inviPay. The application process is fast and flexible and customers can receive funds in approximately two hours, from downloading the app to having the funds in their account.

“In Poland, there are almost two million small and medium enterprises and they contribute to more than a half of Polish GDP, however, 81% of these companies experience a delay with receiving payments on time. InviPay plays a significant role for them to help close the financing gap. This is why we decided to join Mintos as the demand for our micro factoring products is increasing rapidly. By joining the Mintos marketplace we want to open a new flexible capital source so we can finance more clients and widen our market share in Poland, and then later abroad,” says Marcin Pasenik, CEO of inviPay.

InviPay has listed invoices on Mintos in two currencies – EUR and PLN. The average Poland-issued invoices are EUR 750 and PLN 4 900. The average repayment period in both currencies is 45 days. You can expect a yearly return of up to 10% for all invoices from inviPay.

All inviPay invoices listed in EUR and PLN that are delinquent for more than 60 days are secured with a buyback guarantee. The company will retain 10% of all invoices placed on Mintos on its balance sheet.

InviPay is one of the fastest growing factoring companies in Poland. In 2017 alone, the company’s turnover tripled in comparison to 2016. Since its inception, the total amount financed is more than EUR 50 million. In the past two years, inviPay has made nearly 75 000 transactions, and in 2017 experienced a 126% year-on-year growth in transactions from 2016.

Since its inception, the company has provided its invoice financing services to more than 3 000 clients and it is the exclusive provider of micro factoring services to the clients of three major players in the Polish banking industry – ING Bank, Alior Bank and Bank Pocztowy. The inviPay app is integrated with over 30 different databases from data collection companies which contain information about borrowers. This allows a potential client to be verified within 30 seconds. The company also has a highly-skilled risk department, that can assess clients that require individual attention.

ID Finance now offers Georgia-issued loans for investment in EUR on Mintos P2P lending marketplace

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ID Finance now offers its Georgia-issued personal loans on Mintos for investment in euro (EUR). These loans are the same as the Georgia-issued loans already on the marketplace from ID Finance listed in Georgian lari (GEL) – but in EUR for your convenience.

“Georgia is a country with great business opportunities. It has about four million people and promises serious growth of the fintech industry in the next few years. With this move, we have removed the currency risk for EUR investors. The five-fold growth of ID Finance’s revenue from the beginning of 2017 gives investors the confidence in high profitability and security of investments,” says Boris Batine, co-founder and CEO of ID Finance.

The average Georgia-issued loan from ID Finance on Mintos is EUR 1 000, with a repayment period of up to 12 months. The annual net return offered to investors in EUR will reach 11%.

The typical ID Finance borrower in Georgia is a 35-year-old highly-educated male. He is married and raising a child. He owns a house or an apartment, has a full-time job and earns 10-15% more than the average Georgian citizen.

ID Finance will offer a buyback guarantee for loans that are delinquent for more than 60 days. For each loan placed on the Mintos marketplace, the company will keep at least 10% on its balance sheets to retain its skin in the game.

Since joining Mintos in March 2017, more than EUR 10 million has been funded. ID Finance has issued 1.3 million loans worth USD 300 million to date. For the first 10 months of 2017, ID Finance issued loans worth USD 152 million and generated USD 100 million in revenue, a 93% period growth. The company has been profitable since 2015.

Established in 2012, ID Finance is the largest online consumer lender in the CIS region and a leading one in Europe. ID Finance has over 4.2 million registered customers. The company’s headquarters are in Barcelona, and it operates in Spain, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Poland, Russia, Mexico and Brazil. Following the company’s geography expansion plans, ID Finance is boosting its presence in Latin America.

Romanian mortgage lender Extra Finance now offers loans with buyback guarantee on Mintos marketplace

A leading non-bank mortgage loan originator in Romania, Extra Finance has now added loans with a buyback guarantee to its offering on Mintos.

These new Extra Finance loans will be denominated both in euro (EUR) and Romanian Leu (RON). The loans will range from EUR 5 000 to EUR 50 000, with a repayment term of 9 to 60 months. The net annual return to investors will reach 10-11%. For each loan placed on the Mintos marketplace, Extra Finance will retain at least 10% on its balance sheet as its skin in the game.

Extra Finance joined Mintos in January 2017, offering mortgage secured loans without the buyback guarantee. The company has financed loans worth EUR 530 000 through Mintos.

Extra Finance is a Romanian non-bank lender that has operated for more than eight years. The company has branches in two Romanian cities. Last year, Extra Finance had a revenue of EUR 20.5 million, with a net profit slightly below the EUR 2 million mark. Its loan portfolio was EUR 14.6 million.

Mozipo Group now offers to invest in personal loans from Denmark

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Thanks to Mozipo Group, investors on Mintos now have even more investment opportunities in Denmark. Personal loans issued by Mozipo in Denmark are now available on the Mintos marketplace in euro (EUR), and soon loans in Danish krone (DKK) will be added as well.

Mozipo Group has built a strong reputation for itself since it was established in Lithuania more than a decade ago. Mozipo is known for being a reliable, transparent and responsible non-bank financial institution. The company was one of the first to offer online and SMS credit solutions. Mozipo Group operates in Lithuania, Denmark and Romania, and plans to expand to five more countries in the near future.

Denmark-issued Mozipo Group loans listed on the Mintos marketplace will range from EUR 65 to EUR 945. The repayment period will be up to one year. Investors can expect an annual return of 11%-13%.

Mozipo will offer a buyback guarantee for loans that have been delinquent for more than 60 days. The obligations of Mozipo Denmark will be guaranteed by Mozipo Group. To keep their skin in the game, Mozipo will retain 10% of each loan put on Mintos on their balance sheet.

Mozipo Group has been trusted by more than 230 000 customers. The average borrower of Mozipo is a 36-45-year-old city resident. They have an average monthly income and use the loans to primarily cover daily and unexpected expenses.

Since 2007, the company has issued 660 000 loans worth over EUR 135 million.

Mozipo Denmark started its operations at the end of 2016 and it has attracted over 17 000 clients. Since then, the company has issued more than EUR 3 million worth of loans in Denmark.

Mozipo Group’s business model is based on the use of efficient technologies. The company has developed a unique risk scoring system, reducing the number of non-performing loans issued. In Denmark, the share of non-performing loans is recently below 34%.

Since Mozipo joined Mintos in March 2017, its loans from Lithuania and Romania worth EUR 6 million have been funded through the Mintos marketplace.

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