ECSP licensed crowdfunding platforms

As Ukraine continues to defend its sovereignty and rebuild its economy, the world watches with admiration — and questions. What’s next? What role can everyday Europeans play beyond political support or donations? For retail investors, a new frontier of impact may be emerging — and it’s one rooted not just in profit, but in purpose. […]

Peer-to-peer (P2P) lending is gaining traction as an alternative investment tool in Europe. Over the past 15 years, the market has demonstrated steady growth, with the European P2P lending volume reaching USD 29.823 billion in 2024. Leading contributors include Germany, the United Kingdom, and France, which continue to shape the industry’s expansion. Experts predict that […]

CrowdSpace is thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with the Global Equity Crowdfunding Alliance (GECA), an established community that shares our vision of making crowdfunding global, borderless, and accessible to everyone. This partnership marks a significant milestone in our mission to support crowdfunding platforms by providing cutting-edge resources, industry insights, and networking opportunities. Why This […]

Debitum Investments is a European licensed peer-to-peer investment platform based in Latvia. It focuses on enabling individuals to invest in sustainable business loans while offering investor protection and attractive returns. Company background In 2023, Debitum was acquired by new owners and became Debitum Investments, so today we have the opportunity to speak with the new […]

In the dynamic world of peer-to-peer lending, Lendermarket has emerged as a significant player since its inception in 2019. Founded with the vision to bridge the gap between loan originators seeking funding and investors in search of high-yield opportunities, Lendermarket has steadily grown by offering innovative solutions and maintaining a user-centric approach.  In an interview […]

Real estate crowdfunding is one of the easiest ways to tap into the real estate market. Until recently, real estate investments were available to accredited and institutional investors only because the entry barriers were very high. One of the alternatives was to join a syndicate where a group of investors pool their financial resources to […]