Does your municipality or company need to finance its debt?
REQUEST FINANCING NOWOn the debt capital market platform Loanboox, borrowers can set up their loan request in just a few minutes by inserting the required amount, duration and repayment modalities. Registered investors can then submit their offers. If the borrower accepts one of the received offers, the loan will be concluded digitally.
Your successful deal is only 4 steps away

Borrowers can submit their financing request free of charge and without obligation.

Investors check the inquiries and submit their offers.

Borrowers decide on one offer or a combination of different offers.

Upon completion of the transaction, both sides conclude the contract directly on the platform.
Why Loanboox?

Simple and direct
- Easy tendering process
- Completely digital process
- Diversification of the lender portfolio
- Integration of subsidies

Transparent
- Transparent comparison of received offers
- Audit-proof final documentation
- Loanboox is independent

Favourable and non-binding
- Attractive interest rates, thanks to investors from 6 countries
- Costs only incur upon successful completion

Secure
- Access to the platform is protected by 2-factor authentication
- Programming & development of the platform; in-house in Switzerland
Our reference customers
More than 600 borrowers from all across Germany trust Loanboox.
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