Is iuvo-group.com Legit?

I lost 13K+ EUR on this platform in 2020. The "buyback guarantee" is BS. It's 2025 and money is still just a number in the screen that can't be converted to cash.

Solid, steady trustfull. Everything works as expected. Average 3Years APR: 9.5%, Last 3m. APR 9.4%, Last 6m. APR. 9.9%, Current status: 75.5%

On the plus side, their customer support is responsive and helpful. They will even call you if they need to clarify something. Payments are processed quickly and accurately. However, the website is a bit clunky and difficult to use. It can be cumbersome to sell multiple investments at once, and if you have a large portfolio, it can be time-consuming to sell them individually. Additionally, there are some investments that were supposed to be fully covered, but have not been paid out yet, even though they are overdue 150+ days.

I am investing in Iuvo 8 months so far. Return is good - about 10%. Big choice of loans from different originators. The company behind Iuvo is MFG - quite solid and profitable. Recommend !

Unfortunately, Russian loans are in limbo without any information or updates. All other P2P companies try to repay at least some/even little amounts of money (such as Twino, Peerberry) or constatntly provide updates regarding actions taken (such as Mintos). Iuvo is completely silent. I am pretty sure one day they will quetly move them from "in recovery" to default. The interest rate on IuvoSave and P2P are no longer competitive in the market. I had to contuct support twice in last two years. There was delay in response or response was not useful.

I am not happy with the KFP / CBC progress. I am missing regular update about this case from IUVO (last info - December 29,2020). Mintos have handled similar problems better. Auto invest settings should more clear ( I mean different installment types) – you are not able to set up (for example) that maximum time for a loan is 1 year regardless of payment period (weekly, biweekly or monthly). If loan originator is doing fine, IUVO is also doing fine.

I'm client since before covid, during covid period, some partner just stop to pay, so i'm now stuck with 35% of my portfolio in default. 2 Warning : - their auto-invest process doesn't invest in the best loan for you ... 35 % in default because of it (tks to CBC mostly)- Their follow in case of default is absolutly bad ! We have nearly no news, their blog post are useless.

I've been with Iuvo now for just over two years with about €25k invested. I avoided Russia luckily other than buying a few hundred of defaulted loans on the secondary market at a discount just to see what happened. Honestly to date everything has been fine and I can't really say much negative other than the Russian funds don't seem to be being resolved quickly as per my PeerBerry funds. Otherwise boring but steady investments with good returns that I can't really complain about. P2P Empire suggests they need to be a little more transparent but with the size of the parent company behind them I feel fairly comfortable. If they manage to resolve the Russian issues a bit faster I would def give them 5 stars.

Weak Loan Originator management. Iuvo has serious problem with CBC (KFP) Poland, still not quite transparent to platform users for what steps have been made. Trying to swipe the problem under the carpet with generic responses when questions are asked.NOT recommended!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Still Iuvo responds in generic formal way, similar to their blog (Check response below).They state what they did, but zero information about LO response, Legal system response, terms of the process, expected outcome, etc. And yeah, we claim we are No1!Once again, DO NOT invest here!

Not trustworthy. Buyback guarantee is worthless. Waiting on my money on various investments for years. They neither provide updated information nor is there any progress whatsoever on getting my money. If you want to see your money again avoid Iuvo!

I have invested in dozens of P2P loan companies. Some are good. IUVO Isn't one.Most of the money I invested is tied up in defaulted loans. The buyback guarantee is worthless if there are reasons to fail to apply it. Nevertheless, the company continue to try to sell me more products, sometimes even calling me to ask me to do so. Fool me once.

I started with Iuvo nearly three years ago. I am investing in BGN loans only, mostly with the assistance of auto invest strategies. So far, I haven't noticed any issues with the reliability and I am happy with what they offer. They manage to provide very pro-active and adequate customer service. I receive calls to ask for my feedback and offer assitance at least twice a year, which is an excellent practice. It is nice when you are not "just another account number" in the database.

So so. Had been investing about a year. Currently more money is (most likely) lost than I have earned through interest over my time investing because one of the LOs CBC(KFP) looks like it is a scam / bankrupt. I would consider returning if I get my money back from CBC(KFP). Until then I have withdrawn everything that I could. The platform otherwise is "okay". No interest on late loans is not very atractive and not competitive compared to most other platforms. Also, the regular phone calls from Iuvo Sales representatives are highly annoying and unprofessional.Pretty sure many of the positive reviews here are fake.

It all seems good until it doesn't. At first my experience was good, but they don't communicate clearly enough about the risk you're taking.Buy back guarantee makes it seem like a low-risk option, but if the loan originator goes bankrupt (which is not that uncommon), the buy back guarantee doesn't mean anything.My remaining investments have been stuck in a bankruptcy proceeding for years and somehow the interface still shows a 9.74% annual return (how?!). So not sure what they do / don't take into account for the "average annual return" they mention.

I’m using the services of Iuvo in Bulgaria since 5 months and I’m really impressed by the responsiveness and the collaboration of the guy (Denis) who is in contact with me. I am quite new in this but every time he is able to provide me simple answers in an understandable way. On top of that on a regular basis the guy is checking if I’m aware about the latest news from them. Highly recommend.

Compared with some other platforms such as Mintos, Swaper, PeerBerry, Viainvest, etc. the rates are lower and the platform user interface is not very convenient to use. Plus they had these unfortunate events with the Polish loan originators where investors cannot get their money back... I wouldn't say Iuvo is terrible but certainly worse than a lot of the other platforms.

So far an avg annual return of 10,89% with 0 defaults. Some high risk ones are close to 60+ delay when the buyback will kick in.The only thing i am worried about is all the promotions. Free money is nice. But money always comes from somewhere. Id rather have Iuvo first be a healthy financial company before they give a lot of promotions.Edit:IUVO compared to others is not able to repay the finances invested that are locked in Russia.Mintos and peerberry better options.

Of all the 29 (!) P2P / P2B platforms I've been testing during the last 3 years, Iuvo appears to be the safest and the more efficient.Of course, investing in loans is risky, Of course, gross returns are not even close to the industry-famous 12 % in the end,Of course, there will be late installments (+- 25 %),BUTonce you've set your filters correctly and according to reasonable financial goals, Iuvo Group appears to be the one platform that most consistently works. Plus : - great customer support, even though I find their marketing method of calling you directly on your phone somewhat bothersome;- Only platform to be "spared" by the fierce critic "Roasted Peerduck", and that means something;I also give 5 stars in order to counterweight a little bit all the whining reviews from noobs I suspect to be aspiring to get rich overnight by putting far more than they can afford to lose. ^^

Unfortunately my opinion about Iuvo went from good to bad in a very short time. 1st, after they updated their system my portfolio is inaccessible (a lot of people complain about same thing) so I cannot sell my loans when I need cash. On my question when this will be resolved I received a cold bureaucratic answer "after the technical glitch is fixed", i.e. we don't know and we don't care.2nd, the interests were significantly decreased which make them no longer attractive place for p2p investment. There are other platforms with way better loan interests w/o scoping their investors into those "silver" and "gold" membership groups.3rd, over a month already they cannot issue credits from one of the best originators Kviku due to technical glitch again.

I'm withdrawing from IUVO. Reasons being; poor communication and LOs going bust. I'm very well aware that these things can happen. However there are no regular updates on the status of CBC(KFP). I don't like being kept in the dark.