CPA / affiliate networks
Moneyveo
Moneyveo’s listed products are consumer loans, so the comparison starts with Smart and Trend terms rather than affiliate-network functions. The supplied pages also disagree on Trend loan amounts: the homepage and product page give different ranges, making the applicable agreement important to check. For readers comparing services, the key distinction is whether the documented product and operating model match the category they need.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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- Moneyveo
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Which Moneyveo products are listed?
The vendor’s pages identify the service and company details below, according to sources checked on 2026-10-31.
- Product category: Moneyveo’s homepage presents it as an online lending service in Ukraine, checked 2026-10-31.
- Products: Moneyveo’s product page lists Smart and Trend credit products, checked 2026-10-31.
- Company: Moneyveo’s homepage identifies the company as LLC “Maniveo Shvydka Finansova Dopomoha,” checked 2026-10-31.
- Registration code: Moneyveo’s homepage gives 38569246, checked 2026-10-31.
- Operating-history statement: Moneyveo’s about page says the company has operated in online lending in Ukraine since 2013, checked 2026-10-31.
What do Smart and Trend provide?
Smart and Trend are credit products with different listed terms and amounts. The homepage lists Smart loans from UAH 500 to UAH 50,000, while its product page lists a discount period of 3 to 65 days.
Trend’s amount differs by page: the homepage lists UAH 2,000 to UAH 50,000 net of the loan fee, while the credit product page lists 2,200 to 65,000 UAH; both were checked on 2026-10-31. The homepage gives a Trend term of 2 to 6 months and a daily rate of 0.33%.
Financial, trading and crypto products are regulated differently by country and restricted by law, age rules or region; check the network or platform rules and local law before using or promoting them. This is not legal or financial advice.
Which network criteria can be compared?
In general, compare a service’s category and operating model before weighing network terms. For a CPA network, buyers typically compare payout basis and timing, traffic eligibility, tracking and support; these criteria should not be treated as Moneyveo features.
Choose Smart or Trend by repayment terms
Smart’s listed introductory rate comes with conditions, while Trend has its own stated rate and loan term. The homepage lists a 0.01% daily rate for a first Smart loan during its discount period, and says a first-loan promotional rate depends on creditworthiness assessment and data checks; standard terms may instead be offered.
The product page specifies a 0.01% daily rate for new Smart customers using a promo code and 0.98% for regular customers, while another product page lists a 0.01% discount rate for a first Smart loan and a 0.98% daily base rate. These descriptions differ in how they frame the discount and customer conditions.
For Trend, the homepage lists a 0.33% daily rate and a term of 2 to 6 months; another product page says fees are 10–30%, depending on the term. Compare the applicable agreement and the amount received after fees, rather than treating the headline amount as the net disbursement.
How does an application reach a card?
The vendor says it transfers loan funds to a card of any bank in Ukraine after the loan agreement is signed. Applicants register, complete an application, verify their identity and bank card, then sign electronically if approved.
The product page says identity is confirmed through BankID, and that completing the application takes up to 5 minutes. The vendor says a scoring system makes application decisions, so submitting an application does not itself secure approval.
The vendor states that applicants wait 2 minutes for a response before signing if approved, and that the transfer goes to a card from any bank in Ukraine. It also says applications are processed automatically around the clock.
What do the agreements charge?
The agreement determines the amounts and due dates, and the two products present repayment information differently. For SMART, the agreement lists payment amounts and due dates but does not provide a payment schedule; TREND includes a schedule calculating principal, interest and fees. The vendor says interest and applicable fees are payable under the electronic agreement, with amounts due by bank transfer according to the agreement and Ukrainian law.
For TREND, the vendor says the credit-provision fee is deducted from the loan amount, so the consumer receives the net amount; interest is charged on the agreement amount rather than the amount received. Its product page lists fees of 10–30%, depending on the term.
Late-payment terms also differ by product. The vendor’s promotion rules say a SMART payment overdue by at least 14 calendar days may incur a penalty of 5000% of the unpaid obligation, capped at half the loan amount in use on the due date. For TREND, the vendor says each payment default incurs a penalty of 35% of the overdue payment, starting the following calendar day.
The vendor’s terms also state that repayment defaults may affect credit history and make future consumer credit harder to obtain. Compare the agreement’s schedule, fees and late-payment clauses before deciding which repayment terms fit.
Which terms aid a loan comparison?
Moneyveo’s published terms offer several concrete points to inspect, though they do not establish how it compares with CPA networks.
- Repayment routes include the site or app, internet banking, listed payment services, terminals, and a bank branch, according to the Moneyveo homepage checked 2026-10-31.
- The vendor says borrowers can repay through their Moneyveo account or app without fees, according to its product page checked 2026-10-31.
- Early repayment is allowed, with interest charged for the actual period of use, according to the product page checked 2026-10-31.
- Sample consumer credit agreements are listed for both SMART and TREND on the vendor’s agreement page, checked 2026-10-31.
Which conditions narrow the choice?
The terms leave borrowers with limited flexibility around repayment extensions and make some costs depend on the payment route.
- Consumers cannot initiate an extension of the repayment period, credit term, or agreement term, according to the vendor’s promotion rules checked 2026-10-31.
- For TREND, the credit-provision fee is deducted from the loan amount, while interest is charged on the agreement amount rather than the net amount received, according to the promotion rules checked 2026-10-31.
- For SMART, a payment overdue by at least 14 calendar days may incur a penalty of 5000% of the unpaid obligation, capped at half the loan amount in use on the due date, according to the promotion rules checked 2026-10-31.
- Third-party payment services may charge a fee depending on the chosen repayment method, according to the product page and agreement page checked 2026-10-31.
- The stated operating territory excludes areas of hostilities, temporarily occupied areas, and surrounded territories, according to the vendor’s about page checked 2026-10-31.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Who should assess these loan terms?
These terms are relevant to readers who meet Moneyveo’s stated borrower requirements and are assessing consumer credit, not affiliate-network access.
The vendor says applicants must be Ukrainian citizens aged at least 18 and have a bank card, passport, tax ID, and internet access. It also says employment certificates, extra documents, and guarantors are not required. Applications still undergo scoring, and submitting one does not guarantee approval, according to the product page checked 2026-10-31.
What we could not confirm
- CPA-network status and affiliate offer access
- Publisher payout models, currencies, withdrawal methods, minimums, timing, and holds
- Affiliate verticals, eligible GEOs, and traffic-source rules
- Publisher registration and moderation process
- Affiliate tracking, postback, and API
- Affiliate support scope and contact route
What do the Smart and Trend rules answer?
How does Moneyveo describe identity and card security?
Moneyveo describes identity and card verification as part of the application process. The vendor also says card-data and financial-transaction security is confirmed by PCI DSS Service Provider 4.0 certification, according to its about page checked 2026-10-31.
Which repayment channels does Moneyveo list?
Moneyveo lists repayment through its website or app, online banking and services, payment terminals, and a bank cashier. Its homepage also names EasyPay, Portmone, City24, and PrivatBank among payment channels, according to pages checked 2026-10-31.
Can a payment provider add a fee?
Yes. The vendor says third-party payment services may charge a platform fee, and that repayment costs can depend on the payment method. Check the fee shown for the selected route before making a payment, according to pages checked 2026-10-31.
Can Moneyveo change promotion rules?
Moneyveo says it may change promotion rules, end a promotion early, or extend its duration, with information about changes posted on its website in advance. Its rules also say the company director approves official rules and changes.
Can a borrower repay early?
Yes. The vendor says early repayment is possible, with interest charged for the actual period of use; the borrower may also owe principal and other payments specified in the agreement. Check the agreement for the applicable charges.
How can consumers opt out of advertising?
The vendor says consumers can refuse advertising through their personal account or by contacting the lender by letter, email, or telephone. The opt-out route is described on the homepage and in the promotion rules checked 2026-10-31.
Which written terms settle the choice?
Fits if… the decision concerns consumer credit and the reader can compare the signed agreement, net amount received, charges, and repayment dates.
Probably not if… the requirement is a CPA network with documented affiliate offers, tracking, publisher payouts, and traffic rules.
Main risk… headline terms may not match the amount received or the borrower’s final repayment obligations; check the agreement and scoring conditions before applying.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-31. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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