Licensed Investment Platforms

Debt Crowdfunding in Saudi Arabia

Lend to SMEs and earn regular returns

Debt crowdfunding platforms (Lendo, Raqamyah, Forus) let you lend directly to Saudi SMEs in exchange for fixed monthly or quarterly returns. Lower risk than equity crowdfunding with steadier yields (8-15% annually), though lower upside potential than stocks.

1,000

SAR min

8-15% annually

Expected return

Medium

Risk level

6-36 months (deal duration)

Lockup

Debt Crowdfunding is best for:

  • Seekers of stable periodic income
  • Medium-risk investors
  • Islamic-finance preference (most platforms are Shariah)
  • 6-36 month investment horizons

How to invest in Debt Crowdfunding

1

Register on a licensed platform (Lendo, Raqamyah, Forus)

2

Browse open funding opportunities (SMEs seeking financing)

3

Pick multiple deals to diversify risk

4

Receive monthly returns automatically

Recommended platforms for Debt Crowdfunding

All are licensed by Saudi regulators. Tap "Invest" to visit the platform's site.

Lendo

CMA Licensed

Saudi Arabia's largest debt crowdfunding platform. Lend to SMEs and earn regular monthly returns.

Min: 1,000 SAR
Return: 10-15% annually
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Raqamyah

CMA Licensed

Debt crowdfunding with certified Islamic Murabaha structure. Stable, transparent returns.

Min: 1,000 SAR
Return: 8-13% annually
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Forus

CMA Licensed

Crowdfunding platform focused on Saudi growth companies. Diverse short-to-medium-term funding options.

Min: 1,000 SAR
Return: 9-14% annually
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Typical terms

Minimum

1,000 SAR

Expected return

8-15% annually

Risk level

Medium

Fee structure

1-3% platform fee on returns

Frequently asked questions

What happens if the borrowing company defaults?+

Platforms maintain emergency funds and pursue legal collection. Historical default rates for Lendo and Raqamyah are below 5%. Diversifying across 10+ deals protects your portfolio.

Is debt crowdfunding Shariah-compliant?+

Yes. Most Saudi platforms (Lendo, Raqamyah, Forus) use Murabaha or Tawarruq structures supervised by Shariah boards.

How often do returns arrive?+

Usually monthly. You receive part of principal + profit each month over the deal duration until you've recovered the full amount plus agreed returns.

Disclosure: Diro is a comparison platform, not an investment provider. Investing involves risk — you may lose some or all of your capital. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results. Read product disclosures and verify each platform's licence before investing.

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