Can I change or remove loans I have offered for sale

Many Thanks Batchoy.
What a process !!!

Yes this is quite recent and due to money laundering regs.   Previously you could just withdraw to the account used when making your first deposit.

For now you have to send id copies insecurely by email and it will be a few weeks before they develop a secure upload system.   If you don't need to withdraw now it would be better to wait for that.

What are people's strategies for withdrawal, given the added hop of TransferWise back to UK sterling accounts?

In particular, I'm conscious that if I were to withdraw "interest only" on a monthly basis, I'd lose a whack of it due to TW costs.

At the moment I am recycling interest into new loans, but there will come a time when I want out...

Knocks head on table - should have thought of this all first!

Thanks, duck.  So would you just turn off all profiles, let the cash accumulate via interest and principal repayments, and then when exchange rates are favourable, make a large withdrawal?  I can see that working - it just irks me that I would have to wait several months with the cash being unproductive.

Selling out in bulk would seem to be a bit of a non-starter - I've found the SM to be largely broken.  Despite a handful of attempts, I have never managed to sell anything.

The secondary market tends to be quite rate-sensitive. For on time loans you won't have much luck selling below 13% and even 15% can be slow. Size also matters, it's much harder to sell a two hundred Euro loan than a five Euro one. Country matters, it's easier to sell Estonian loans than others. Remaining term matters, in part due to Bondora's fee being based on capital while the interest repayable depends on remaining amount borrowed to the end of the term and eventually falls to less than the fee. Bondora or Bondora+ matters a lot, with much less trust of Bondora+. Selling a Bondora+ portfolio could be very hard.

duck, 13% and 15% were projected return for the buyer, not discount levels.