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Rendity Review

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14 March 2023
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Rendity

Tegetthoffstraße 7, 1010 Wien Austria

Review result

3.0 of 5

Rendity

Basic Information Basic Information

Founding Date:
August 2015
Investors:
31,935
Funded Loans:
€129,590,866.00
Regulation:
available
Investor Protection:
available

Interest & Red Flags Interest & Red Flags

Minimum Interest Rate:
3.00%
Maximum Interest Rate:
8.00%
Average Interest:
6.30%
Red Flags:
0

Loans Loans

Minimum Investment:
€100.00
Minimum Investment Term (Months):
18
Maximum Investment Term (Months):
48
Loan Originators:
-
Countries:
2
Payday Loans:
available
Personal Loans (Consumer Loans):
available
Business Loans:
available
Real Estate Loans:
not available
Other Loans:
available
Ratings:
not available
Worst Rating:
E
Best Rating:
A

Features Features

Manual Investing:
not available
Automatic Investing:
not available
Buyback Guarantee:
available
Secondary Market:
available
Tax Report:
not available
App:
available

Fees Fees

Investing Fee:
free
Deposit Fee:
free
Withdraw Fee:
free
Accounting Management Fee:
free
Secondary Market Selling Fee:
-
Secondary Market Buying Fee:
-

What is Rendity?

Infographic: how does Rendity work

Rendity is a P2P platform from Vienna in Austria, founded in 2015.

The platform exclusively offers P2P loans that real estate developers use to finance their projects.

Since its inception, the platform has funded more than €100 million worth of loans, making it one of the smaller P2P platforms in Europe.

How does Rendity make money?

The platform makes its money mainly from commissions it charges real estate developers.

Otherwise, it has no revenue streams, as the use of the platform is free for investors*.

Who owns Rendity?

The exact ownership structure is not known.

But we assume that the founders Lukas Müller, Paul Brezina and Tobias Leodolter hold a large majority of the company.

In addition, the venture capital fund aws Gründerfonds seems to hold shares.

Unfortunately, Rendity is not officially regulated by a financial market authority, which would otherwise make it much easier to assess its security.

For this, the platform has successfully financed loans in a sufficiently large volume, which speaks for a safe and legal business model.

And although Rendity is not regulated by any financial market authority, it is at least registered as a commercial investment advisor with the Austrian Chamber of Industry and Commerce.

For the above reasons, we have no doubt about the safety of Rendity.

How does Rendity work?

If you want to invest on Rendity, you first need to register online and then deposit money via a bank transfer.

When you make your first deposit via a standard bank transfer, you also confirm the bank account to which withdrawals can be made.

However, you have to keep in mind that when investing manually, you need to invest at least €500, while when investing automatically, you are only required to deposit €100 per loan.

On Rendity there is only a primary market (initial issuance of loans) and unfortunately there is no secondary market (loans from other investors) offered.

How can I invest on Rendity?

You can choose every single loan you want to invest in on the platform.

Among other things, this makes sense if you are just starting to invest and don\'t want to wait for Auto Invest to invest for you.

But with manual investing you have to consider a comparatively high minimum investment amount of 500 €, as mentioned at the beginning.

With Auto Invest you only have to invest 100 € per loan.

With the automatic savings plan function you can determine within minutes in which loans you want to invest.

You can choose from three preset strategies that differ in return and risk:

  • Balanced,

  • Growth oriented and

  • Conservative.

Also, you can create your own strategy, where we think the most important settings are the following:

  • Investment Per Credit,

  • Interest rate,

  • loan term and

  • Rating.

All in all, Rendity\'s Auto Invest makes a good impression and is easy to use.

With just a few clicks, everything is taken care of.

But certainly the most important reason to use Auto Invest is the low minimum investment amount of €100 per loan.

Which warning signals should be observed with Rendity?

At the moment, we have not noticed any warning signals with Rendity.

Review result Review result

with all advantages & disadvantages


Safety (40.00%)

3.20

Gewichtigung: Age: 40.00%, Funded Loans: 40.00%, Regulation: 20.00%.

Age: 7 Years
5.00 / 5

The platform is older than 5 years. In the past, sudden failures of platforms that have been on the market for such a long time have occurred very rarely.

Funded Loans: €129,590,866.00
3.00 / 5
Regulation under-average
0.00 / 5

The platform is not officially regulated. This means the platform is not subject to ongoing monitoring by an independent third party.


Interest and Risk (40.00%)

3.43

Gewichtigung: Average Interest: 50.00%, Red Flags: 50.00%.

Average Interest: 6.30%
1.85 / 5

under-average under-average The average interest rate is very low compared to other platforms.

Red Flags: 0
5.00 / 5

over-average over-average The platform has no red flags that investors should pay attention to.


Features (20.00%)

2.00

Gewichtigung: Automatic Investing: 20.00%, Buyback Guarantee: 20.00%, Secondary Market: 20.00%, Tax Report: 20.00%, App: 20.00%.

Automatic Investing under-average
5.00 / 5
Buyback Guarantee under-average
0.00 / 5
Secondary Market under-average
0.00 / 5
Tax Report under-average
5.00 / 5
App under-average
0.00 / 5

Gesamtpunktzahl: 3.0 of 5

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Last updated on 14 March 2023