Complete Guide To Start Investing on P2P Lending and Investment Platforms - Funding Society Review

From the previous post, I have already written a post to introduce the P2P Lending and Investment Platforms a.k.a peer-to-peer crowdfunding platform background and operators available in Malaysia.

Today, this post will be guides to start registering your account with funding society and choosing the investment opportunities that match with your risk profile and appetite.

Step 1: Click here to get your Free RM 30 credit 

Step 2 : Go to sign up as investor and fill up the information and upload necessarily documents accordingly.

After the account is approved, you may then able to your first investment fund via FPX or manually.
As of today I'am writing this post, the minimum first investment will be RM 1,000. 

STEP 3 : 

i. Evaluate investment opportunity.
The investment opportunities may be vary from the day you log in as they usually filled up very fast. From my past experience, the crowd funding can be completely fill up within minutes.

ii.  Study PDF fact sheet and details if it matches your investment profile

iii. Activate "Auto allocation" tool by create custom rules to make your investment more efficient eg : Investment Type, Industry, Annual Interest,Tenor and Investment amount.

STEP 4 : 

i. Monitor your portfolio
Usually funding society will credit your interest and capital upon maturity and paid by borrower. Generally, it's all automated without much efforts.

READ MORE :

What is P2P Lending and Investment Platform & How to get started in Malaysia?

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