Peer-to-peer lending, also referred to as P2P lending, is an alternative financing method which allows individuals to avail loans from other individuals through online lending platforms.
Through these platforms, borrowers who seek unsecured personal loans can get in touch with investors who are willing to lend to them with the intention of earning a higher return on their investments. The P2P lending platforms let investors go through a list of verified borrowers and their details before they lend to them.
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Lenders can diversify their investments by lending to multiple borrowers in small amounts. Also known as crowdfunding or social lending, P2P lending is gradually gaining popularity among borrowers and investors in India.
Name of the P2P Platform | Interest Rate (p.a.) | Loan Amount | Repayment Tenure | Listing/Registration Fee |
12% onwards | Rs.25,000 to Rs.5 lakh | 6 months to 24 months | Rs.500 | |
i2ifunding | 12% onwards | Up to Rs. 10 lakhs | 3 months to 36 months | Rs.100 plus 18% GST = Rs.118 |
9.99% onwards | Rs.10,000 to Rs.5 lakh | 6 months to 36 months | Rs.500 | |
i-lend | 15% onwards | Rs.25,000 to Rs.5 lakh | 6 months to 36 months | - |
6.5% onwards | Rs.25,000 to Rs.5 lakh | 3 months to 24 months | Rs.750 |
Even though the P2P portals are open to anybody who needs money, these mainly attract people of low-income groups or with low CIBIL score who have no other alternative to get loans. However, the final decision to lend rests with the lender which can either be an individual or an institution.
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