The only reason I am not giving 5 star is delayed loans. The majority is related to Russian and Ucranian markets though. The app is constantly updated and there is a large selection of bonds to Invest... See more
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Mintos is a European multi-asset investment platform that enables individuals to build long-term wealth. By bringing together a unique combination of assets, including loans, bonds, real estate, ETFs, crypto ETPs, and Smart Cash, Mintos offers investors a comprehensive, all-in-one solution to diversify their portfolios. Established in 2015, Mintos manages more than €800 million in assets and is trusted by over 700,000 registered users across Europe. The company is licensed as an investment firm under MiFID II and employs more than 180 people across its offices in Riga and Berlin. Through transparent, low fees and accessible investment opportunities, Mintos supports people in achieving their financial goals, while shaping the future of investing in Europe. For more information, visit www.mintos.com.
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The best card I ever had. It is very user freindly, and extremly fast udateret after I made a purchase.
Mintos is a great company. I like all the services I use from them: loans, bonds, and ETFs. It takes a minute—or maybe even less—to transfer money from Mintos to my account. The low fees were the deciding factor for me personally. I recommend it to anyone interested in investing.
Mintos is offering a great scale of products that are relatively safe.
At the other hand, they ask you for a lot of personal information, like full bank statement from over many months of all your transactions. If you do not provide this, as they wish, they block your funds and account by goodwill. The worst part is when they claim it to be regulations they have to follow, without any choice. As per regulations, you can easiliy find out what kind of lists you need to fill in and what info you need to provide. This surely does not include insight on all your daily transactions to be sent to a random worker and the whole company. Please also ready in their rules, what they can do with your info and how long they can keep on to it. Realize, that data is gold....Also compare to platfroms, regulated or non regulated like, Iuvo, Peerberry, InRento, Nectaro..... and realise, what they ask is illegal.
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THEY KEEP CHANGING EMAIL PROVIDERS AND SENDING ME SPAM EMAILS FOR 4 YEARS NOW
THEY REFUSE TO UNSUBSCRIBE ME
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Money trap, plenty of delays, no payouts. Their risk management is poor and misleading.
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Mintos also offer some loans with a buyback guarantee. I invested 500 euros in a loan of 22 days in KZT in January 2026 to test the Mintos platform. At expiry date, no money is paid. Despite a loan with a buyback guaranty of 60 days is still not paid back in March 2026; in March, their customer service answered me that I still can resell this loan on the secondary market at a discount (and loose all interests at 22% generated); in April, we received some information the loan is being collected; in May, we received notice that the repayment system is not working due to some upgrades; in June, we received notice that some Mintos Finance division had financial problem; we are at the end of July and still no money or buyback done !!!
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Total opacity of the 60 millions of Nera Capital loans frozen since March 2026 (10% of the 600 millions of loans offered on Mintos!)
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Every investment carries risk — I understand that and accept it fully. What I don't accept is a platform that combines poor due diligence with years of opacity and inaction when things go wrong.
The rating problem: Mintos awarded top A++ ratings to loan providers from high-risk markets (Ukraine, Russia, Turkey, among others) and included them in so-called "Conservative" portfolios. When Wowwo (Turkey) collapsed and the Russian invasion of Ukraine took down providers like Kviku, investors in "conservative" strategies suffered significant losses. Other platforms I use applied far more rigorous and accurate risk criteria to the same providers and markets.
The real problem: how Mintos handles defaults. Years have passed and the lack of transparency, meaningful communication, and tangible progress is striking. Other platforms operating in similar situations have reached agreements — imperfect but real — that returned at least partial value to investors. Mintos has demonstrated neither the capability nor the willingness to do the same.
To date I have lost +€15,000. Not because markets moved against me — because a platform I trusted to apply serious criteria didn't, and then failed to act professionally when the consequences arrived.
There are serious, transparent alternatives out there. IBKR, Peerberry, and others. If you value your capital and expect basic accountability from a platform, look elsewhere.
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I really enjoyed using Mintos before covid when it was focusing on p2p investing. Recently I do not understand why I should be using Mintos over other more mature platforms offering ETFs and other. Anyways, I like it for healthy returns.
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I've invested in Nera Capital Notes through Mintos for a while, and honestly it was one of the better-rated products on the platform — steady payments, good track record, no complaints. That's part of why the last few months have been so jarring.
Zero payments since March 26, 2026, interest or principal. Mintos confirms over €61M is affected across investors, the biggest default in the platform's history — and admits it can't independently verify the SRA review it blames this on, since that's all coming from the law firms themselves.
The restructuring deal has been "final stage" since mid-June and still isn't signed. Nobody's buying these notes on the secondary market even at 30% off.
Not saying it's fraud — just that something this well-regarded going this quiet, this fast, is worth knowing before you invest.
Will update if the situation changes.
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The interface is good. They are a trusted platform/company. I've had good experience with them and exposure to different investment in multiple country's. I do believe they wore better with past with there approach - but i am still investing even in the new setup. It's for sure better that keeping your money in bank.
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im trapped in this broken ui at 4;12am trying to pull out my money that theyve held hostage for months now. the loading wheel just spins infinitely and customer chat gave me error code 992 before ghosting my ticket. if i integrated #GCASC0# architecture for real time asset settlement i wouldnt be dealing with predatory. frontends and hidden friction layers. instead im stuck clicking an unresponsive cashout link while their system systematically drains my balance through unlisted maintenance fees.
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Mintos is a good platform to have access to multiple investments products, like loans, bonds, ETF, real estate, money market and crypto. The platform started its business with loans which is an investment class difficult to find with traditional banks. However, the companies offering loans have often various problems, which in turns significantly reduces the Net Annual Return.
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I am using the Core Loan service, and from day one, I noticed that payment delays from some lending companies kept increasing. For this reason, I decided to pause my investment, sell my assets on the secondary market, and withdraw the funds to my bank account.It was then that I discovered that notes with payment delays cannot be sold. Fortunately, I realized this early on because, as I mentioned, defaults kept growing. Had I waited a few more weeks, all my money would have been trapped in an investment where repayment is uncertain, if not non-existent.As a result, I started investigating what was happening and concluded that Mintos' risk ratings are heavily inflated. What the platform rates as an 8 is, in reality, a barely passing 5. Furthermore, when a rating drops below 5, they take the liberty of labeling it as "N/A" (Not Available), as rating an entity below that score would generate bad publicity and is not in their interest.After two months of investing an initial capital of €1,550, I am currently in the process of recovering most of my money (the part that is not in default). However, to achieve this, I had to sell my notes on the secondary market with an average discount of 3%. If I add to this the funds trapped in delays that I cannot sell (around €45), the math breaks down as follows:Initial investment: €1,550 which, with a 9.8% interest rate, grew to €1,568 (after two months and deducting capital gains taxes).Locked capital: €45 trapped in delayed notes. This left an available balance for sale of €1,523.Sale outcome: After applying discounts to liquidate the assets quickly, the actual amount reaching my bank account is €1,475.In the best-case scenario, if I am lucky enough to recover the locked €45, the total will amount to €1,522. This means my time on the platform will have cost me a loss of €30 in the best-case scenario and €75 in the worst, which equals a negative return of -2% and -5% respectively.No one can guarantee that if I had left the money there for years, I would have recovered the entire investment along with interest. However, seeing that defaults kept rising and that, specifically, one of the entities has not paid investors since 2023, I highly doubt that payment will ever materialize.The lost opportunity cost has been massive. Therefore, I join the complaints of many other users who report the same issue and advise staying away from Mintos. They are an entity that advertises high-risk products by masking them under a rating system that does not reflect reality at all, acting in a misleading way toward their clients. Legally, they stick to the fine print, but unfortunately, this structure is so well-polished that it causes losses even for people with financial knowledge.
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Too many problems with loan providers.
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I want my money to grow and not to depreciate.
If I lose my money I go somewhere else.
If I can't trust a company, you lose. Simple.
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Simple site, with great oportunitues and with constant devolopment. Every now and then I see new things.
It has good diversity of products to invest in.
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Easy and consistent return despite seeing other markets declining!
Easy and descriptive app that allows you to find the info you need / looking for.
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