Debitum Flow reaches €1 million invested in its first three weeks

Open notebook Debitum Flow results

Less than three weeks after launch, investments in Debitum Flow have reached €1 million.
The first weeks are where the idea meets reality and we are glad to see a strong early adoption from investors across Europe.

The first Flow numbers

In less than three weeks:

  • €1 million invested in Debitum Flow
  • 100% of withdrawal requests processed
  • €1400 average investment
  • The highest Flow investment activity has come from investors in:
    1. Germany
    2. Spain
    3. Portugal
    4. Austria
Built for long-term investing with added flexibility

Debitum Flow was created around a simple idea: invest for the long term, while keeping the option to request access to your money before maturity if your plans change.

With Flow, investors earn 8% p.a. with interest accruing daily by financing real businesses through asset-backed Notes.

Each Flow investment is a regulated financial instrument with its own ISIN, offered through Debitum as a licensed investment brokerage supervised by the Bank of Latvia and operating under the MiFID II framework.

Flow offers:

  • 8% p.a., with interest accruing daily
  • €10 minimum investment
  • The option to request a withdrawal before maturity
  • No exit fees
  • Withdrawal requests of up to €5000 per week
  • EU-regulated Notes under MiFID II

Withdrawal requests are processed on a first-in, first-out basis and depend on available liquidity. If a request remains in the queue, the invested amount continues earning interest until it is settled.

Explore Debitum Flow

Your capital is at risk. Early redemption is subject to available liquidity and may take longer than expected; your investment may remain invested until maturity. Base prospectus and final terms: LFDF II, Baltic Terra. Read the prospectus before making an investment decision.

This is a marketing communication and should not be interpreted as investment research, advice, or an endorsement to invest. The historical performance of financial instruments is not indicative of future outcomes. Investing involves risks; the value of investments may fall as well as rise. Be sure to assess your knowledge, experience, financial situation, and investment goals before investing.

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