Zopa

We’re Zopa, and we want to make money work better for you.

Our diverse team is united in their mission of creating simple, fair and honest financial products that have the customer’s needs at their heart. We’re proud that this dedication is reflected in our excellent rating on TrustPilot.

We’ve always been unapologetically honest with our customers, and value the same in return. Their feedback helps us shape what we build, so we can provide a bank fit for today, and for the future.

We’re not the new kids on the block though - we’ve been a pioneering force in finance for 18 years. In 2005, we built the first ever peer-to-peer (P2P) lending company, giving our customers access to loans built for real-life and intelligent investments backed by cutting-edge tech. In 2020, we launched Zopa Bank, meaning we could offer more – like fixed term savings backed by FSCS protection and a credit card to help customers take control of their finances.

We’ve lent out over £6 billion and are proud to have made money work better for over half a million people across the UK, whether they were looking to borrow or save.

• You get a fair deal as standard. At Zopa there are no catches like offers only for new customers. Our products are built so that we win when you win.

• Managing your money is no sweat. With handy tools to help you get stuff done and helpful people to talk to when you need to. Easy.

• We go beyond 'good enough'. We listen to what our customers want and change with their needs. We are built so we can evolve easily and use the latest tech to give you a great experience.

We're regulated by these authorities

• Financial Conduct Authority: Zopa is regulated by the FCA. The FCA takes responsibility for regulating the conduct of financial services firms and markets.

• Prudential Regulation Authority: We are also authorised and regulated by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), one of the successors of the Financial Services Authority (FSA). It's operated by the Bank of England and is designed to ensure the stability of UK financial system.