In Europe, the platform has drawn more than 500,000 users since its launch in 2015. With MiFID authorization, the business presently oversees assets valued at more over 600 million euros.


France and the Netherlands' Investment Trends
A recent poll carried out in France by the AMF in association with the European Union through the OECD reveals that almost one in four French people report having investments in financial instruments or crypto-assets. According to the survey, 35% of new investors said that their main motivation for investing is the desire to diversify their savings. Almost many investors (90%) think that if they stick with their investments over time, they will make money.

Martins Sulte, CEO and co-founder of Mintos, says, "In the constantly changing world of investments, we want to become the go-to platform for investors seeking sustained portfolio growth over time, prioritizing stability over speculative gains."

In a similar vein, Statistics Netherlands (CBS) and the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM)** state that roughly 1.9 million, or 25%, of the 8.3 million private households in the Netherlands actively participate in investment activities.
"These findings underscore the widespread interest and participation in investment opportunities among Dutch households, reflecting a growing awareness of the importance of financial planning and wealth management" says Martins Sulte.

Mintos provides fractional bonds, ETFs, and loans.
With its prominent position as the top loan investing platform in Europe, Mintos gives investors the chance to invest in consumer and small business credit with the possibility of earning lucrative long-term returns.

Fractional Bonds, a more recent addition to Mintos' product lineup, let investors purchase high-yield bonds for as little as €50 with no commissions and receive fixed, recurring payments.
Unlike other participants in the market, Mintos offers managed ETF portfolios with no cost at all, and a minimum investment of €50. This is a key differentiator for the company. These include exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for bonds and stocks from well-known providers including Amundi, iShares, JP Morgan, Vanguard, and others.

Financial instrument investments carry some level of risk.