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Lendico Schweiz AG operated as a digital marketplace for loans in Switzerland, positioning itself as an alternative to traditional banks. Launched as a joint venture involving the German fintech company Lendico (backed by Rocket Internet) and PostFinance, it aimed to provide faster and more affordable loans for borrowers while offering attractive returns for investors. The platform facilitated both consumer loans and financing for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). In May 2018, it was announced that the platform would cease operations and be wound down after its main partner, PostFinance, decided to withdraw from the venture. The company was officially deleted from the Swiss Commercial Register in December 2019.

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2009

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