Eeden Lening

The Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) warns the public against the fraudulent activities of Eeden Lening, a company that is offering credit illegally to consumers.

Eeden Lening is not authorized as a lender or registered as a credit intermediary in Belgium. Therefore, Eeden Lening may not offer credit in Belgium.

According to the information available to the FSMA, it seems that the credit being offered by Eeden Lening is entirely fraudulent. The company operates as follows: if a consumer tries to take up the offer, he or she is asked to make certain payments supposedly to cover various costs relating to the credit (for example, so-called dossier fees or an insurance premium). Once these costs have been paid, the consumer does not receive the credit, and it is almost impossible to recover the sums that were paid. More information about this type of consumer credit fraud is available in the general warning published by the FSMA on 4 November 2020.

This company also seems to have links with Gruppe Kredit Inter, for which the FSMA has also issued a warning.

The FSMA therefore very strongly advises against responding to any offers of credit made by Eeden Lening and against making any payment to the company.

Eeden Lening uses the website www.eeden-lening.com, and the following contact details:

Address: Neuer Jungfernstieg 32, 84042 Mainburg, Germany
Email: service@eeden-lening.com

Would you like to enquire more generally as to whether a transaction being proposed complies with the financial legislation? Please use the search function on the FSMA website. You can also contact the FSMA directly via the consumer contact form.

Source: FSMA

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