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ECSP licensed crowdfunding platforms

According to the data provided by ESMA, a complete list of active ECSP-licensed crowdfunding platforms in the European Union. Frequently revised and up-to-date. Please let us know if you spot any inaccuracies!

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Tokimo
Regulated
France

Tokimo: a PSFP accredited platform enabling easy real estate financing and investments starting at €100, fostering a community-driven approach for all French investors, irrespective of budget or expertise.
Industry
Real estate
Type
Debt
Min Investment €100
Advertised Return —
Auto-Invest No
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Pepins
Sweden

Pepins offers investment opportunities in growth companies and helps with fundraising, share trading and community building to impact society and enable entrepreneurship.
Industry
Startups
Type
Equity
Min Investment kr 3,350
Advertised Return —
Secondary Market No
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Oneplanetcrowd
Regulated
Netherlands

Oneplanetcrowd is a sustainable investment platform under StartGreen Capital, which has partnered with DGI Europe, Econnetic, ASN bank, Rabobank and media platforms.
Industry
Green energy
Type
Equity
Min Investment €250
Advertised Return 6%
Secondary Market No
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Backtowork24
Italy

BacktoWork is the main equity crowdfunding platform in Italy that favors investment in startups, SMEs and real estate projects by private and professional investors.
Industry
Real estate SME
Type
Equity
Min Investment €250
Advertised Return —
Secondary Market Yes
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Xperts Crowdfunding
Regulated
France

Invest in rental property and renewable energy with strong guarantees and unprecedented availability of your capital in the field of crowdfunding.
Industry
Real estate Green energy
Type
Debt
Min Investment €1,000
Advertised Return 8%
Auto-Invest No
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Blast Angels
Regulated
Headquarter country
France
France

Blust Angels is a private investor club that gives access to investment opportunities in Fin-tech startups and other areas. The distinguishing feature of Blust Angels is the patronage of an Angel investor.
Industry
Real estate Startups SME
Type
Equity Debt
Min Investment €1,000
Advertised Return —
Secondary Market No
Auto-Invest No
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Buildbull
Italy

BuildBull, a real estate, tech, finance, and law collaboration, offers global real estate investment via equity-based crowdfunding. It simplifies funding, reducing reliance on traditional banks.
Industry
Real estate
Type
Equity
Min Investment —
Advertised Return —
Secondary Market No
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Across Crowd
Regulated
Slovakia

We are the first Slovak crowdfunding platform that is licensed by the National Bank of Slovakia and the first that enables this type of investment completely online.
Industry
Startups SME
Type
Equity
Min Investment —
Advertised Return —
Secondary Market No
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