Affiliate Disclosure & Monetisation – How P2PRadar Earns Revenue
Full transparency on how P2PRadar earns revenue through affiliate links. Learn how editorial independence is maintained and how platform recommendations remain unbiased.
How P2PRadar makes money
Some links on P2PRadar are affiliate links. If you register or invest through those links, P2PRadar may receive a commission from the partner platform at no extra cost to you.
What this means in practice
- Not every platform listed on the site is an affiliate partner.
- A commission does not guarantee a positive review or a better ranking.
- When an article includes a call-to-action button or partner link, the editorial assessment is still expected to reflect the methodology described on the site.
Editorial independence safeguards
Articles can include cited sources so readers can verify official claims directly.
Important articles can publish a change history so readers can see what changed and when.
Where I hold money
As of 23 October 2026, I hold money in Indemo, Esketit and Mintos. I have tried other platforms on P2PRadar but hold no funds in them today.
A position gives me an interest in that platform doing well, separate from any affiliate commission. It is not an input to any score or placement. If a platform I hold money in appears in the Hall of Shame, the entry says so.
My other project: Brokerfind
Brokerfind (brokerfind.app) is my other project: I built and run it. It compares brokers and earns commissions from broker affiliate links, so the “Capital allocation” box on the P2PRadar home page points to a site in which I have a financial interest. Read its affiliate disclosure before relying on that recommendation.
Related pages
For more context, read the About & Methodology, the How evidence-led scoring works, and the Privacy Policy.