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Founded in 2012, SocietyOne was Australia's first and one of its largest peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platforms. The company's mission was to provide a better value alternative to traditional banking by directly connecting creditworthy borrowers with investors, creating a more efficient marketplace for both. They specialized in offering unsecured personal loans for various purposes like debt consolidation, home renovation, and car purchases. In March 2022, SocietyOne was acquired by the digital lender MONEYME and its brand and operations have since been fully integrated into the MONEYME platform.

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SocietyOne

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