Robo.cash to introduce one-click investments
European peer-to-peer lender Robo.cash is set to introduce a new feature called one-click investment.
The feature will make it easier for existing investors to add funds to their account. No roll-out date has yet been set.
“Right now, we are working on a new feature called one-click investment,” said Robo.cash’s product owner Nadezhda Vlasenko, in an interview with personal finance platform Enqome.
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“As you understand from the name, this is a very simple and well-balanced investment strategy with minimal settings. You just need to press the button and wait for your profit. We will tell you more about this in the near future.”
Vlasenko also revealed that the P2P lending platform is currently working on a new design for the website, making it more modern and easier to use. The firm is also planning to introduce an auto-invest strategy that will make the investment process quick and easy.
“It is likely that we should expect new offers on the platform, although it will take some time before we are ready to present them,” she said.
“For now, we will definitely focus on improving the product itself, increasing the investor base.
“I believe that on our next anniversary we will be able to boast a milestone of 100,000 customers.”
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Elsewhere in the interview, Vlasenko said that the operational work of Robo.cash has not been overly affected by the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the resulting sanctions.
She explained that Robo.cash is not placing any new Russian or Ukrainian loans on the platform, and all related transactions are being done through the respective local banks.
“Financially, our investors are not affected by this,” she said. “But of course, the events cause certain concerns among investors. What can I say, we are all concerned about what is happening.
“For our part, we consider it important to maintain transparent communication with our clients, guaranteeing the safety of their funds.”
Vlasenko added that so far there have been no defaulted loans on the platform as a result of the war.
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