Nordstreet

Nordstreet is a debt and real estate investment platform based in Lithuania. It originates and sells business loans as well as loans backed by real estate collateral. The platform provides an alternative financing option for Lithuanian small and medium-sized businesses, assisting with new loans and refinancing. Since its inception in 2018, Nordstreet has attracted over 5,467 investors and facilitated more than €43.9 million in investments. In the past 12 months, the platform has funded €8.68 million, averaging €0.72 million per month.^[1]

• Nordstreet originates and provides business and real estate loans in Lithuania, with investments starting at a minimum of €100.
• The platform currently offers effective annual interest rates ranging from 6.86% to 18%, paid monthly.
• Nordstreet reports a marginal delay rate of 0.31% for business loans and no delays for real estate loans.
• The platform has not reported any defaulted loans to date.

Nordstreet is regulated by the EU Crowdfunding Regulation and is supervised by the Bank of Lithuania. It is listed among the Operators of Concentrated Financing Platforms and adheres to the Bank’s Consumer and Financial Market Participant Dispute Resolution Procedure. The platform allows individuals and legal entities to access investment opportunities in Lithuanian business loans, with a minimum investment starting at €100.^[2] Nordstreet categorizes these loans into three types of investments:

• Business loans secured by real estate pledge
• Business loans secured by personal securities
• Real estate rental “buy-to-let mortgage”

For business loans, these debt instruments are secured by collateral such as vehicles, heavy machinery, equipment, or personal surety. For real estate projects, the protection of invested funds is ensured through guarantees, including real estate pledges and personal sureties. These measures are specified individually for each investment project and may vary from one project to another. Among the current projects, investments range from €10,500 to €500,000, with durations spanning from 8 to 36 months.^[3] Most loan repayments are made monthly, with the principal returned at the end of the term.^[4]

Nordstreet offers a secondary market where lenders can exit their investments early. The platform also features an auto-invest option that allows users to queue new investments. Nordstreet applies a 15% withholding tax on interest payments to foreign residents. Lithuanian residents are subject to a 15% personal income tax on interest income only if it exceeds €500.^[5]

Nordstreet offers annual interest rates ranging from 6.86% to 18%.^[6] The platform reports no late payments on its real estate loans and a very low delay rate of 0.31% for business loans, with no defaults so far. Nordstreet has returned over €27.3 million to investors (68% of its real estate loan portfolio) and €5.1 million (72% of its business loan portfolio), while paying out more than €5.9 million in interest.^[7]

The only charge for investors is a 2% fee when selling investments on the secondary market, while fundraisers face various fees, including:

• a €250 application evaluation fee and an operator fee of 3-6% of the financed amount. 
• a 5% contract termination fee on the remaining loan,
• a 0.5% early repayment fee, and
• 0.4% daily interest for late payments.

Additionally, there is a €29 monthly administration fee, along with specific fees for mortgage transactions and notary services. It is assumed that the platform is generating its revenue from these collected fees.^[8]

Nordstreet was co-founded by Tadas Budrikis and Linas Kliukas, both of whom bring extensive industry experience to the platform. Tadas leads with a strong background in management, while Linas plays a crucial role in the platform’s development. Tomas Kaziukevičius, the COO, is an experienced lawyer who oversees daily operations, ensures compliance with crowdfunding regulations, and provides legal support. Monika Drungilaitė, the CMO, is an experienced marketing specialist responsible for driving the company’s marketing strategies and growth.

The platform is owned by UAB Nordstreet, a Vilnius-based company with a registered share capital of €203,769. Co-founders Budrikis and Kliukas each hold 46% of the shares, giving them majority control. Another board member, Žygis Markevičius, owns 3.8%, while the remaining shares are distributed between an undisclosed Lithuanian company and two foreign firms.^[9]

Nordstreet successfully raised €303,000 through its equity crowdfunding round on Seedrs (Republic Europe). This round, which took place on February 23, 2022, was fully funded by March 2022. The equity offering accounted for 1.85% of the company, which was valued at more than €16 million.^[10]

Since its inception, Nordstreet has consistently reported positive sales revenue. From FY19 to FY21, revenue saw remarkable growth, increasing from €142,044 to a peak of €851,039 in FY21. While sales revenue experienced a slight decline in FY22, it stabilized above €550,000. In FY23, Nordstreet rebounded, achieving sales revenue of €593,855. In contrast, the net profit margin has demonstrated significant volatility, ranging from -60.79% in FY22 to a strong 47.99% in FY23. After reporting a negative net profit of -€335,255 in FY22, the platform turned around to realize a positive net profit of €284,993 in FY23.^[11]

1. P2PMarketData: “Nordstreet Statistics”
2. Nordstreet: “FAQ: What is the minimum investment amount?”
3. Nordstreet: “Invest - Projects”
4. Nordstreet: “FAQ: When will I get back the invested money and accrued interest?”
5. Nordstreet: “FAQ: Are the earnings (i.e., interest received) from investments on ‘Nordstreet’ platform subject to taxation?”
6. Nordstreet: “Invest - Projects - Annual interest rate”
7. Nordstreet: “Nordstreet Statistics”
8. Nordstreet: “Fees”
9. Rekvizitai: “Nordstreet, Uab”
10. Republic: “Nordstreet”
11. Rekvizitai: “Nordstreet, Uab - Financials”

Nordstreet is a debt and real estate investment platform based in Lithuania. It originates and sells business loans as well as loans backed by real estate collateral. The platform provides an alternative financing option for Lithuanian small and medium-sized businesses, assisting with new loans and refinancing. Since its inception in 2018, Nordstreet has attracted over 5,467 investors and facilitated more than €43.9 million in investments. In the past 12 months, the platform has funded €8.68 million, averaging €0.72 million per month.^[1]

• Nordstreet originates and provides business and real estate loans in Lithuania, with investments starting at a minimum of €100.
• The platform currently offers effective annual interest rates ranging from 6.86% to 18%, paid monthly.
• Nordstreet reports a marginal delay rate of 0.31% for business loans and no delays for real estate loans.
• The platform has not reported any defaulted loans to date.

Nordstreet is regulated by the EU Crowdfunding Regulation and is supervised by the Bank of Lithuania. It is listed among the Operators of Concentrated Financing Platforms and adheres to the Bank’s Consumer and Financial Market Participant Dispute Resolution Procedure. The platform allows individuals and legal entities to access investment opportunities in Lithuanian business loans, with a minimum investment starting at €100.^[2] Nordstreet categorizes these loans into three types of investments:

• Business loans secured by real estate pledge
• Business loans secured by personal securities
• Real estate rental “buy-to-let mortgage”

For business loans, these debt instruments are secured by collateral such as vehicles, heavy machinery, equipment, or personal surety. For real estate projects, the protection of invested funds is ensured through guarantees, including real estate pledges and personal sureties. These measures are specified individually for each investment project and may vary from one project to another. Among the current projects, investments range from €10,500 to €500,000, with durations spanning from 8 to 36 months.^[3] Most loan repayments are made monthly, with the principal returned at the end of the term.^[4]

Nordstreet offers a secondary market where lenders can exit their investments early. The platform also features an auto-invest option that allows users to queue new investments. Nordstreet applies a 15% withholding tax on interest payments to foreign residents. Lithuanian residents are subject to a 15% personal income tax on interest income only if it exceeds €500.^[5]

Nordstreet offers annual interest rates ranging from 6.86% to 18%.^[6] The platform reports no late payments on its real estate loans and a very low delay rate of 0.31% for business loans, with no defaults so far. Nordstreet has returned over €27.3 million to investors (68% of its real estate loan portfolio) and €5.1 million (72% of its business loan portfolio), while paying out more than €5.9 million in interest.^[7]

The only charge for investors is a 2% fee when selling investments on the secondary market, while fundraisers face various fees, including:

• a €250 application evaluation fee and an operator fee of 3-6% of the financed amount. 
• a 5% contract termination fee on the remaining loan,
• a 0.5% early repayment fee, and
• 0.4% daily interest for late payments.

Additionally, there is a €29 monthly administration fee, along with specific fees for mortgage transactions and notary services. It is assumed that the platform is generating its revenue from these collected fees.^[8]

Nordstreet was co-founded by Tadas Budrikis and Linas Kliukas, both of whom bring extensive industry experience to the platform. Tadas leads with a strong background in management, while Linas plays a crucial role in the platform’s development. Tomas Kaziukevičius, the COO, is an experienced lawyer who oversees daily operations, ensures compliance with crowdfunding regulations, and provides legal support. Monika Drungilaitė, the CMO, is an experienced marketing specialist responsible for driving the company’s marketing strategies and growth.

The platform is owned by UAB Nordstreet, a Vilnius-based company with a registered share capital of €203,769. Co-founders Budrikis and Kliukas each hold 46% of the shares, giving them majority control. Another board member, Žygis Markevičius, owns 3.8%, while the remaining shares are distributed between an undisclosed Lithuanian company and two foreign firms.^[9]

Nordstreet successfully raised €303,000 through its equity crowdfunding round on Seedrs (Republic Europe). This round, which took place on February 23, 2022, was fully funded by March 2022. The equity offering accounted for 1.85% of the company, which was valued at more than €16 million.^[10]

Since its inception, Nordstreet has consistently reported positive sales revenue. From FY19 to FY21, revenue saw remarkable growth, increasing from €142,044 to a peak of €851,039 in FY21. While sales revenue experienced a slight decline in FY22, it stabilized above €550,000. In FY23, Nordstreet rebounded, achieving sales revenue of €593,855. In contrast, the net profit margin has demonstrated significant volatility, ranging from -60.79% in FY22 to a strong 47.99% in FY23. After reporting a negative net profit of -€335,255 in FY22, the platform turned around to realize a positive net profit of €284,993 in FY23.^[11]

1. P2PMarketData: “Nordstreet Statistics”
2. Nordstreet: “FAQ: What is the minimum investment amount?”
3. Nordstreet: “Invest - Projects”
4. Nordstreet: “FAQ: When will I get back the invested money and accrued interest?”
5. Nordstreet: “FAQ: Are the earnings (i.e., interest received) from investments on ‘Nordstreet’ platform subject to taxation?”
6. Nordstreet: “Invest - Projects - Annual interest rate”
7. Nordstreet: “Nordstreet Statistics”
8. Nordstreet: “Fees”
9. Rekvizitai: “Nordstreet, Uab”
10. Republic: “Nordstreet”
11. Rekvizitai: “Nordstreet, Uab - Financials”

Nordstreet is a debt and real estate investment platform based in Lithuania. It originates and sells business loans as well as loans backed by real estate collateral. The platform provides an alternative financing option for Lithuanian small and medium-sized businesses, assisting with new loans and refinancing. Since its inception in 2018, Nordstreet has attracted over 5,467 investors and facilitated more than €43.9 million in investments. In the past 12 months, the platform has funded €8.68 million, averaging €0.72 million per month.^[1]

• Nordstreet originates and provides business and real estate loans in Lithuania, with investments starting at a minimum of €100.
• The platform currently offers effective annual interest rates ranging from 6.86% to 18%, paid monthly.
• Nordstreet reports a marginal delay rate of 0.31% for business loans and no delays for real estate loans.
• The platform has not reported any defaulted loans to date.

Nordstreet is regulated by the EU Crowdfunding Regulation and is supervised by the Bank of Lithuania. It is listed among the Operators of Concentrated Financing Platforms and adheres to the Bank’s Consumer and Financial Market Participant Dispute Resolution Procedure. The platform allows individuals and legal entities to access investment opportunities in Lithuanian business loans, with a minimum investment starting at €100.^[2] Nordstreet categorizes these loans into three types of investments:

• Business loans secured by real estate pledge
• Business loans secured by personal securities
• Real estate rental “buy-to-let mortgage”

For business loans, these debt instruments are secured by collateral such as vehicles, heavy machinery, equipment, or personal surety. For real estate projects, the protection of invested funds is ensured through guarantees, including real estate pledges and personal sureties. These measures are specified individually for each investment project and may vary from one project to another. Among the current projects, investments range from €10,500 to €500,000, with durations spanning from 8 to 36 months.^[3] Most loan repayments are made monthly, with the principal returned at the end of the term.^[4]

Nordstreet offers a secondary market where lenders can exit their investments early. The platform also features an auto-invest option that allows users to queue new investments. Nordstreet applies a 15% withholding tax on interest payments to foreign residents. Lithuanian residents are subject to a 15% personal income tax on interest income only if it exceeds €500.^[5]

Nordstreet offers annual interest rates ranging from 6.86% to 18%.^[6] The platform reports no late payments on its real estate loans and a very low delay rate of 0.31% for business loans, with no defaults so far. Nordstreet has returned over €27.3 million to investors (68% of its real estate loan portfolio) and €5.1 million (72% of its business loan portfolio), while paying out more than €5.9 million in interest.^[7]

The only charge for investors is a 2% fee when selling investments on the secondary market, while fundraisers face various fees, including:

• a €250 application evaluation fee and an operator fee of 3-6% of the financed amount. 
• a 5% contract termination fee on the remaining loan,
• a 0.5% early repayment fee, and
• 0.4% daily interest for late payments.

Additionally, there is a €29 monthly administration fee, along with specific fees for mortgage transactions and notary services. It is assumed that the platform is generating its revenue from these collected fees.^[8]

Nordstreet was co-founded by Tadas Budrikis and Linas Kliukas, both of whom bring extensive industry experience to the platform. Tadas leads with a strong background in management, while Linas plays a crucial role in the platform’s development. Tomas Kaziukevičius, the COO, is an experienced lawyer who oversees daily operations, ensures compliance with crowdfunding regulations, and provides legal support. Monika Drungilaitė, the CMO, is an experienced marketing specialist responsible for driving the company’s marketing strategies and growth.

The platform is owned by UAB Nordstreet, a Vilnius-based company with a registered share capital of €203,769. Co-founders Budrikis and Kliukas each hold 46% of the shares, giving them majority control. Another board member, Žygis Markevičius, owns 3.8%, while the remaining shares are distributed between an undisclosed Lithuanian company and two foreign firms.^[9]

Nordstreet successfully raised €303,000 through its equity crowdfunding round on Seedrs (Republic Europe). This round, which took place on February 23, 2022, was fully funded by March 2022. The equity offering accounted for 1.85% of the company, which was valued at more than €16 million.^[10]

Since its inception, Nordstreet has consistently reported positive sales revenue. From FY19 to FY21, revenue saw remarkable growth, increasing from €142,044 to a peak of €851,039 in FY21. While sales revenue experienced a slight decline in FY22, it stabilized above €550,000. In FY23, Nordstreet rebounded, achieving sales revenue of €593,855. In contrast, the net profit margin has demonstrated significant volatility, ranging from -60.79% in FY22 to a strong 47.99% in FY23. After reporting a negative net profit of -€335,255 in FY22, the platform turned around to realize a positive net profit of €284,993 in FY23.^[11]

1. P2PMarketData: “Nordstreet Statistics”
2. Nordstreet: “FAQ: What is the minimum investment amount?”
3. Nordstreet: “Invest - Projects”
4. Nordstreet: “FAQ: When will I get back the invested money and accrued interest?”
5. Nordstreet: “FAQ: Are the earnings (i.e., interest received) from investments on ‘Nordstreet’ platform subject to taxation?”
6. Nordstreet: “Invest - Projects - Annual interest rate”
7. Nordstreet: “Nordstreet Statistics”
8. Nordstreet: “Fees”
9. Rekvizitai: “Nordstreet, Uab”
10. Republic: “Nordstreet”
11. Rekvizitai: “Nordstreet, Uab - Financials”

Nordstreet is a debt and real estate investment platform based in Lithuania. It originates and sells business loans as well as loans backed by real estate collateral. The platform provides an alternative financing option for Lithuanian small and medium-sized businesses, assisting with new loans and refinancing. Since its inception in 2018, Nordstreet has attracted over 5,467 investors and facilitated more than €43.9 million in investments. In the past 12 months, the platform has funded €8.68 million, averaging €0.72 million per month.^[1]

• Nordstreet originates and provides business and real estate loans in Lithuania, with investments starting at a minimum of €100.
• The platform currently offers effective annual interest rates ranging from 6.86% to 18%, paid monthly.
• Nordstreet reports a marginal delay rate of 0.31% for business loans and no delays for real estate loans.
• The platform has not reported any defaulted loans to date.

Nordstreet is regulated by the EU Crowdfunding Regulation and is supervised by the Bank of Lithuania. It is listed among the Operators of Concentrated Financing Platforms and adheres to the Bank’s Consumer and Financial Market Participant Dispute Resolution Procedure. The platform allows individuals and legal entities to access investment opportunities in Lithuanian business loans, with a minimum investment starting at €100.^[2] Nordstreet categorizes these loans into three types of investments:

• Business loans secured by real estate pledge
• Business loans secured by personal securities
• Real estate rental “buy-to-let mortgage”

For business loans, these debt instruments are secured by collateral such as vehicles, heavy machinery, equipment, or personal surety. For real estate projects, the protection of invested funds is ensured through guarantees, including real estate pledges and personal sureties. These measures are specified individually for each investment project and may vary from one project to another. Among the current projects, investments range from €10,500 to €500,000, with durations spanning from 8 to 36 months.^[3] Most loan repayments are made monthly, with the principal returned at the end of the term.^[4]

Nordstreet offers a secondary market where lenders can exit their investments early. The platform also features an auto-invest option that allows users to queue new investments. Nordstreet applies a 15% withholding tax on interest payments to foreign residents. Lithuanian residents are subject to a 15% personal income tax on interest income only if it exceeds €500.^[5]

Nordstreet offers annual interest rates ranging from 6.86% to 18%.^[6] The platform reports no late payments on its real estate loans and a very low delay rate of 0.31% for business loans, with no defaults so far. Nordstreet has returned over €27.3 million to investors (68% of its real estate loan portfolio) and €5.1 million (72% of its business loan portfolio), while paying out more than €5.9 million in interest.^[7]

The only charge for investors is a 2% fee when selling investments on the secondary market, while fundraisers face various fees, including:

• a €250 application evaluation fee and an operator fee of 3-6% of the financed amount. 
• a 5% contract termination fee on the remaining loan,
• a 0.5% early repayment fee, and
• 0.4% daily interest for late payments.

Additionally, there is a €29 monthly administration fee, along with specific fees for mortgage transactions and notary services. It is assumed that the platform is generating its revenue from these collected fees.^[8]

Nordstreet was co-founded by Tadas Budrikis and Linas Kliukas, both of whom bring extensive industry experience to the platform. Tadas leads with a strong background in management, while Linas plays a crucial role in the platform’s development. Tomas Kaziukevičius, the COO, is an experienced lawyer who oversees daily operations, ensures compliance with crowdfunding regulations, and provides legal support. Monika Drungilaitė, the CMO, is an experienced marketing specialist responsible for driving the company’s marketing strategies and growth.

The platform is owned by UAB Nordstreet, a Vilnius-based company with a registered share capital of €203,769. Co-founders Budrikis and Kliukas each hold 46% of the shares, giving them majority control. Another board member, Žygis Markevičius, owns 3.8%, while the remaining shares are distributed between an undisclosed Lithuanian company and two foreign firms.^[9]

Nordstreet successfully raised €303,000 through its equity crowdfunding round on Seedrs (Republic Europe). This round, which took place on February 23, 2022, was fully funded by March 2022. The equity offering accounted for 1.85% of the company, which was valued at more than €16 million.^[10]

Since its inception, Nordstreet has consistently reported positive sales revenue. From FY19 to FY21, revenue saw remarkable growth, increasing from €142,044 to a peak of €851,039 in FY21. While sales revenue experienced a slight decline in FY22, it stabilized above €550,000. In FY23, Nordstreet rebounded, achieving sales revenue of €593,855. In contrast, the net profit margin has demonstrated significant volatility, ranging from -60.79% in FY22 to a strong 47.99% in FY23. After reporting a negative net profit of -€335,255 in FY22, the platform turned around to realize a positive net profit of €284,993 in FY23.^[11]

1. P2PMarketData: “Nordstreet Statistics”
2. Nordstreet: “FAQ: What is the minimum investment amount?”
3. Nordstreet: “Invest - Projects”
4. Nordstreet: “FAQ: When will I get back the invested money and accrued interest?”
5. Nordstreet: “FAQ: Are the earnings (i.e., interest received) from investments on ‘Nordstreet’ platform subject to taxation?”
6. Nordstreet: “Invest - Projects - Annual interest rate”
7. Nordstreet: “Nordstreet Statistics”
8. Nordstreet: “Fees”
9. Rekvizitai: “Nordstreet, Uab”
10. Republic: “Nordstreet”
11. Rekvizitai: “Nordstreet, Uab - Financials”

Nordstreet is a debt and real estate investment platform based in Lithuania. It originates and sells business loans as well as loans backed by real estate collateral. The platform provides an alternative financing option for Lithuanian small and medium-sized businesses, assisting with new loans and refinancing. Since its inception in 2018, Nordstreet has attracted over 5,467 investors and facilitated more than €43.9 million in investments. In the past 12 months, the platform has funded €8.68 million, averaging €0.72 million per month.^[1]

• Nordstreet originates and provides business and real estate loans in Lithuania, with investments starting at a minimum of €100.
• The platform currently offers effective annual interest rates ranging from 6.86% to 18%, paid monthly.
• Nordstreet reports a marginal delay rate of 0.31% for business loans and no delays for real estate loans.
• The platform has not reported any defaulted loans to date.

Nordstreet is regulated by the EU Crowdfunding Regulation and is supervised by the Bank of Lithuania. It is listed among the Operators of Concentrated Financing Platforms and adheres to the Bank’s Consumer and Financial Market Participant Dispute Resolution Procedure. The platform allows individuals and legal entities to access investment opportunities in Lithuanian business loans, with a minimum investment starting at €100.^[2] Nordstreet categorizes these loans into three types of investments:

• Business loans secured by real estate pledge
• Business loans secured by personal securities
• Real estate rental “buy-to-let mortgage”

For business loans, these debt instruments are secured by collateral such as vehicles, heavy machinery, equipment, or personal surety. For real estate projects, the protection of invested funds is ensured through guarantees, including real estate pledges and personal sureties. These measures are specified individually for each investment project and may vary from one project to another. Among the current projects, investments range from €10,500 to €500,000, with durations spanning from 8 to 36 months.^[3] Most loan repayments are made monthly, with the principal returned at the end of the term.^[4]

Nordstreet offers a secondary market where lenders can exit their investments early. The platform also features an auto-invest option that allows users to queue new investments. Nordstreet applies a 15% withholding tax on interest payments to foreign residents. Lithuanian residents are subject to a 15% personal income tax on interest income only if it exceeds €500.^[5]

Nordstreet offers annual interest rates ranging from 6.86% to 18%.^[6] The platform reports no late payments on its real estate loans and a very low delay rate of 0.31% for business loans, with no defaults so far. Nordstreet has returned over €27.3 million to investors (68% of its real estate loan portfolio) and €5.1 million (72% of its business loan portfolio), while paying out more than €5.9 million in interest.^[7]

The only charge for investors is a 2% fee when selling investments on the secondary market, while fundraisers face various fees, including:

• a €250 application evaluation fee and an operator fee of 3-6% of the financed amount. 
• a 5% contract termination fee on the remaining loan,
• a 0.5% early repayment fee, and
• 0.4% daily interest for late payments.

Additionally, there is a €29 monthly administration fee, along with specific fees for mortgage transactions and notary services. It is assumed that the platform is generating its revenue from these collected fees.^[8]

Nordstreet was co-founded by Tadas Budrikis and Linas Kliukas, both of whom bring extensive industry experience to the platform. Tadas leads with a strong background in management, while Linas plays a crucial role in the platform’s development. Tomas Kaziukevičius, the COO, is an experienced lawyer who oversees daily operations, ensures compliance with crowdfunding regulations, and provides legal support. Monika Drungilaitė, the CMO, is an experienced marketing specialist responsible for driving the company’s marketing strategies and growth.

The platform is owned by UAB Nordstreet, a Vilnius-based company with a registered share capital of €203,769. Co-founders Budrikis and Kliukas each hold 46% of the shares, giving them majority control. Another board member, Žygis Markevičius, owns 3.8%, while the remaining shares are distributed between an undisclosed Lithuanian company and two foreign firms.^[9]

Nordstreet successfully raised €303,000 through its equity crowdfunding round on Seedrs (Republic Europe). This round, which took place on February 23, 2022, was fully funded by March 2022. The equity offering accounted for 1.85% of the company, which was valued at more than €16 million.^[10]

Since its inception, Nordstreet has consistently reported positive sales revenue. From FY19 to FY21, revenue saw remarkable growth, increasing from €142,044 to a peak of €851,039 in FY21. While sales revenue experienced a slight decline in FY22, it stabilized above €550,000. In FY23, Nordstreet rebounded, achieving sales revenue of €593,855. In contrast, the net profit margin has demonstrated significant volatility, ranging from -60.79% in FY22 to a strong 47.99% in FY23. After reporting a negative net profit of -€335,255 in FY22, the platform turned around to realize a positive net profit of €284,993 in FY23.^[11]

1. P2PMarketData: “Nordstreet Statistics”
2. Nordstreet: “FAQ: What is the minimum investment amount?”
3. Nordstreet: “Invest - Projects”
4. Nordstreet: “FAQ: When will I get back the invested money and accrued interest?”
5. Nordstreet: “FAQ: Are the earnings (i.e., interest received) from investments on ‘Nordstreet’ platform subject to taxation?”
6. Nordstreet: “Invest - Projects - Annual interest rate”
7. Nordstreet: “Nordstreet Statistics”
8. Nordstreet: “Fees”
9. Rekvizitai: “Nordstreet, Uab”
10. Republic: “Nordstreet”
11. Rekvizitai: “Nordstreet, Uab - Financials”