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The Best P2P Lending Platforms 2026

Every ranking on this page is aggregated from the real, anonymized portfolio data of 1,981 investors and recalculated nightly. No editorial opinion, no paid placements: the data alone sets the order.

Best P2P Platforms by Community Trust 2026

Every investor on P2P Dash states, per platform, what they plan to do next: add funds, reinvest, hold, reduce or exit. This ranking orders the 27 qualified platforms by that signal. Go & Grow leads with a community score of 72 out of 100.

27 platforms qualified with at least 50 investor votes each.

Add funds Reinvest Hold Reduce Exit

Data as of September 18, 2026

  1. 1 Go & Grow logo
    Go & Grow

    271 votes

    72

    Community score

  2. 2 Monefit logo
    Monefit

    237 votes

    72

    Community score

  3. 3 Nectaro logo
    Nectaro

    159 votes

    70

    Community score

  4. 4 Debitum logo
    Debitum

    245 votes

    68

    Community score

  5. 5 Afranga logo
    Afranga

    155 votes

    68

    Community score

  6. 6 Triple Dragon Funding logo
    Triple Dragon Funding

    98 votes

    66

    Community score

  7. 7 Modena logo
    Modena

    91 votes

    66

    Community score

  8. 8 Loanch logo
    Loanch

    106 votes

    64

    Community score

  9. 9 Peerberry logo
    Peerberry

    148 votes

    63

    Community score

  10. 10 Income logo
    Income

    119 votes

    62

    Community score

  11. 11 Viainvest logo
    Viainvest

    165 votes

    61

    Community score

  12. 12 Twino logo
    Twino

    86 votes

    61

    Community score

  13. 13 Indemo logo
    Indemo

    159 votes

    59

    Community score

  14. 14 Hive5 logo
    Hive5

    62 votes

    59

    Community score

  15. 15 Mintos logo
    Mintos

    273 votes

    58

    Community score

  16. 16 Lande logo
    Lande

    135 votes

    58

    Community score

  17. 17 FF Forest logo
    FF Forest

    114 votes

    58

    Community score

  18. 18 LenderMarket logo
    LenderMarket

    131 votes

    56

    Community score

  19. 19 Devon logo
    Devon

    100 votes

    56

    Community score

  20. 20 Fintown logo
    Fintown

    52 votes

    56

    Community score

  21. 21 Asterra Estate logo
    Asterra Estate

    88 votes

    52

    Community score

  22. 22 Swaper logo
    Swaper

    104 votes

    50

    Community score

  23. 23 Maclear logo
    Maclear

    107 votes

    42

    Community score

  24. 24 Esketit logo
    Esketit

    112 votes

    40

    Community score

  25. 25 Robocash logo
    Robocash

    94 votes

    38

    Community score

  26. 26 Ventus Energy logo
    Ventus Energy

    203 votes

    31

    Community score

  27. 27 Estateguru logo
    Estateguru

    69 votes

    5

    Community score

How this ranking works

The score

Each investor's stated plan is weighted: add funds +2, reinvest +1, hold 0, reduce −1, exit −2. The average is scaled to 0–100, where 50 is neutral.

Who qualifies

A platform needs at least 20 investors with tracked data and at least 50 stated intentions. Below that, a single vote would swing the score too much.

More rankings

The same data, read by one question at a time.

Best P2P Platforms by Return 2026

What investors intend to do is one thing. What they earned is another. This second ranking orders 46 platforms by the median return their tracked portfolios actually realised, measured as XIRR on imported transactions. Ventus Energy leads with 26.8% a year.

Middle half of portfolios, median marked Last 12 months vs 2025
  1. 1 Ventus Energy logo
    Ventus Energy

    371 portfolios

    26.8%

    Median p.a.

    19.6% without bonuses

  2. 2 Asterra Estate logo
    Asterra Estate

    111 portfolios

    23.6%

    Median p.a.

    16.3% without bonuses

  3. 3 Maclear logo
    Maclear

    253 portfolios

    23.4%

    Median p.a.

    15.6% without bonuses

  4. 4 Devon logo
    Devon

    127 portfolios

    22.1%

    Median p.a.

    16.1% without bonuses

  5. 5 LenderMarket logo
    LenderMarket

    196 portfolios

    17.7%

    Median p.a.

    15.0% without bonuses

How this ranking works

The figure

Returns are XIRR per portfolio, aggregated as the median of what those portfolios realised, cashback and loyalty bonuses included. The bonus-free figure is shown next to it, so you can see how much of the return comes from lending alone.

Who qualifies

A platform needs at least 10 portfolios with imported transaction data. Below that, a single portfolio would move the median too much.

Returns are historical and say nothing about future results.

Where the data comes from

Every ranking on this page reads the same nightly data set: the real portfolios that investors on P2P Dash import and track. Each ranking applies its own rules to that data; they are explained beneath each list.

Basis for this page: 1,981 investors, €108M in tracked capital and published figures for 66 platforms, as of September 18, 2026. The numbers come from imported transaction data, not from surveys.

See the statistics for all platforms →

Always current

The underlying statistics are recalculated every night from anonymized portfolio data of all P2P Dash users.

Independent

The order is determined by data alone. No platform can pay to move up, and none can prevent a bad score.

The rankings on this page are aggregated from the portfolio data and stated intentions of P2P Dash users. They are not investment advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

About this data: The figures on this page are aggregated from anonymized data that P2P Dash users import themselves, plus platform details we maintain by hand. We check both, but we cannot guarantee that they are complete or free of errors. Spotted a mistake? Write to tim@newnow.de and we will correct it.

Where the money went in Q3 2026

The ranking above is about sentiment. This is about what our investors actually did with their money last quarter.

See the capital flows →

Biggest inflows

Biggest outflows

Regulated P2P Lending Platforms in Europe

Regulation doesn't guarantee returns, but it determines which rules a platform must follow and who supervises it. Of the 27 platforms in this ranking, 14 are regulated in some form: 6 as MiFID II investment firms and 4 under the EU crowdfunding regulation (ECSP), the rest under national regimes.

MiFID II investment firms

Licensed as investment firms under the EU's MiFID II framework: the strictest tier, with extensive disclosure duties and an investor-compensation scheme covering 90% of claims up to €20,000 per investor. Note it protects against the firm's own failure, not against loan defaults.

ECSP crowdfunding licence

Authorised under the European Crowdfunding Service Provider regulation, which harmonises rules across the EU: vetted management, capital requirements, key investment information sheets and supervision by a national authority.

National licences

Regulated under a national regime, for example a local lending or brokerage licence, rather than an EU-wide framework. Protection levels vary by country; the details are on each platform page.

No licence

Not supervised by any financial authority. That alone doesn't make a platform a scam, but you rely entirely on its own governance: there is no regulator to escalate to if things go wrong.

Full ranking: Regulated platforms →

Regulatory status is maintained per platform and shown on each platform page together with the specific licences and the supervising authority. Licences can be granted and surrendered. Verify directly with the supervisory authority before investing. We do our best to keep this information current but cannot guarantee it; if you spot an error, please contact us so we can correct it.

P2P Platforms by Asset Class

Not all P2P lending is the same asset class: consumer loans, business loans, property-backed projects and pooled yield accounts differ in risk, liquidity and returns. Here the 27 ranked platforms are grouped by the asset classes they actually finance; a platform that funds two of them appears in both. Within each class the order is by realised return.

Consumer loans

Best platform for Consumer loans by return: LenderMarket at 17.7% a year.

return score
  1. 1 LenderMarket 17.7% 56
  2. 2 Nectaro 16.6% 70
  3. 3 Loanch 15.8% 64
+12 more in this class →

Business loans (SME)

Best platform for Business loans (SME) by return: Maclear at 23.4% a year.

return score
  1. 1 Maclear 23.4% 42
  2. 2 LenderMarket 17.7% 56
  3. 3 Nectaro 16.6% 70
+9 more in this class →

Real estate

Best platform for Real estate by return: Asterra Estate at 23.6% a year.

return score
  1. 1 Asterra Estate 23.6% 52
  2. 2 Devon 22.1% 56
  3. 3 Twino 11.6% 61
+6 more in this class →

Yield accounts

Best platform for Yield accounts by return: Twino at 11.6% a year.

return score
  1. 1 Twino 11.6% 61
  2. 2 Modena 10.7% 66
  3. 3 Mintos 10.5% 58
+2 more in this class →

Agriculture

Best platform for Agriculture by return: Debitum at 15.2% a year.

return score
  1. 1 Debitum 15.2% 68
  2. 2 Lande 9.3% 58
  3. 3 FF Forest 58

Litigation funding

Best platform for Litigation funding by return: Income at 12.0% a year.

return score
  1. 1 Income 12.0% 62

Crypto-backed

Best platform for Crypto-backed by return: Mintos at 10.5% a year.

return score
  1. 1 Mintos 10.5% 58

Renewable energy

Best platform for Renewable energy by return: Ventus Energy at 26.8% a year.

return score
  1. 1 Ventus Energy 26.8% 31

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about the rankings on this page.

Which P2P lending platform is the best in 2026?

Based on the sentiment of 1,981 investors on P2P Dash, Go & Grow currently leads the ranking with a community score of 72 out of 100. The order shifts as investors adjust their strategies; the ranking is recalculated daily.

How is the community score calculated?

Every investor states an intent per platform: add funds (+2), reinvest (+1), hold (0), reduce (−1), exit (−2). The weighted average is scaled to 0–100, where 50 is neutral. A score above 50 means investors on balance plan to increase their exposure.

Which P2P platform has the highest return?

Of the 46 platforms with enough tracked portfolios to publish a figure, Ventus Energy has the highest median return at 26.8% a year. The figure is the median XIRR of real portfolios including cashback and loyalty bonuses, so it is what those investors actually kept. The bonus-free figure is shown next to it.

Why is a platform missing from a ranking?

Each ranking has its own threshold. The community ranking requires at least 20 investors with tracked data and 50 stated intentions per platform; the return ranking requires at least 10 portfolios with imported transactions. That is why a platform can appear in one list but not in another. Platforms qualify automatically as more investors track them.

How current is the data?

The statistics are recalculated every night from anonymized portfolio data of all P2P Dash users, and this page is rebuilt daily. The date above the list is the cutoff day of the latest run.

Which P2P platforms are regulated in Europe?

Of the 27 platforms in this ranking, 14 are regulated: 6 hold a MiFID II investment-firm licence, 4 an EU crowdfunding (ECSP) licence, and the rest operate under national regimes. The specific licences and the supervising authority are listed on each platform's detail page.

Are these rankings investment advice?

No. They are aggregated from the portfolio data and stated intentions of P2P Dash users and are provided for information only. Always do your own research before investing; past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

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