Crowd2Fund app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Crowd2Fund
First release : 20 Mar 2016
App size: 38.06 Mb
Crowd2Fund is a peer-to-peer investing app, allowing you to lend directly to British businesses and entrepreneurs with the Innovative Finance ISA (IFISA).
We believe in building long-term relationships between investors and the great businesses they invest in; as a sophisticated private investor, you choose which businesses you lend money to.
Key Features:
• Earn an estimated 6-15% APR return on average before fees and bad debt
• Invest up to £20,000 per year with tax-free earnings, through the IFISA
• Start investing from just £100
• Set up alerts for new investment opportunities
• Easily check your portfolio on the go
• See detailed information on each investment opportunity — you can even ask questions directly to the directors of the businesses
• Use our Smart-Invest tool to set up customised, recurring investments that fit your budget and risk appetite
• Buy and sell loan parts with other investors using the Exchange
• Transfer your old ISA to your Crowd2Fund account, quickly and easily
• Get exclusive rewards and offers from the businesses you invest in
Your investments can not only help your portfolio grow but help real businesses in the UK reach their goals.
In May 2019, investors were earning an average of 10.52% APR, before fees and bad debt.
Build your portfolio, build British business.
Choose the Crowd2Fund IFISA today.
Risk Warning:
Earnings from investments can vary between 6% - 15% APR return before fees and bad debt. Equity investments are not included within this estimated return. Past performance and forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results. Tax treatment of any of the investment offers will depend on the individual circumstances of each investor and may be subject to change in the future. When making a Peer-to-Business loan, the capital you lend to a borrower is not covered for compensation in the event of a loss by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. Crowd2Fund Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (9FRN 623683).