Zopa offers peer-to-peer loans with low rates, flexible terms, and no early repayment fees.
Zopa is a P2P money lending service that allows lenders and borrowers to deal directly with one another, cutting out the banks who act as middlemen. Zopa works in the following way: the company first categorizes borrower credit grades with an A*, A, B, C or Y rating; then lenders make offers that vary by money amount and time period for persons with a certain credit grade; and borrowers can then agree the aggregate offered rate.
Zopa Bank, which began operations as a P2P lending platform, has now reportedly surpassed £4 billion in customer deposits.
In just under 4 years since the former peer-to-peer lender received its banking license, Zopa Bank has amassed £4 billion in customer deposits.
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