Finanzas Justas
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UnclaimedFinanzas Justas is an independent financial-information and comparison platform that helps consumers evaluate loans, credit cards, savings accounts, and related financial services.
Last updated August 31, 2026
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Overview
Finanzas Justas is an independent financial-information platform focused on comparing consumer financial products. Its coverage includes personal loans, credit cards, savings accounts, and other services offered by banks and credit institutions. The platform is designed to give users a way to review and compare financial options without displaying conventional advertising. Rather than relying primarily on visible advertising placements, Finanzas Justas uses a referral-based commercial model. When a user proceeds from the platform to a participating financial institution and becomes a customer, the platform may receive compensation from that partner. This creates an affiliate relationship between the comparison service and participating banks or lenders, while allowing the consumer-facing site to present product information without standard advertising inventory. The available reference material does not provide detailed information about commission levels, ranking methodology, eligibility criteria, or the platform's disclosures concerning commercial partnerships. Finanzas Justas was launched in November 2023 and operates under the ownership of Haveton AB, a Swedish company. The platform is headquartered in Stockholm and has a local office in Spain, reflecting a cross-border operating model with a particular connection to the Spanish financial-services market. In late 2023, Eskil Kvarnström, through the investment firm Molentis Invest AB, was reported to have acquired a 25% stake in the platform. The available material does not identify the precise transaction value, governance arrangements, or whether the investment changed the company's operating strategy. The platform's comparison scope includes both borrowing and saving products. Its loan coverage includes personal-loan offers, while its broader financial-product coverage extends to credit cards, savings accounts, and related banking services. The listed partner institutions include Abanca, BBVA, Cetelem, Deutsche Bank, Fintonic, Ibancar, Caja Santander, and Unicaja. These relationships indicate that Finanzas Justas functions as an intermediary and information service rather than as a bank, lender, card issuer, or deposit-taking institution itself. In addition to product comparisons, Finanzas Justas has published studies on broader economic and social issues. Examples mentioned in the reference material include research into gender equality in workplaces across the European Union and the cost of living in European capitals. These studies broaden the platform's role from lead generation and product comparison toward consumer-oriented financial information and commentary. The available sources do not establish the methodology, publication dates, datasets, or subsequent impact of those studies. Because the brand was launched recently and the available reference material is limited, information about its current leadership, workforce, financial performance, regulatory status, user numbers, and geographic expansion remains unavailable. Its documented identity is that of a Swedish-owned, Spain-connected comparison platform serving consumers who are assessing retail financial products.
History
Finanzas Justas emerged in November 2023 as a financial-information and comparison platform. Its stated role is to help consumers compare retail financial products, including personal loans, credit cards, savings accounts, and other services supplied by banks and credit institutions. The platform is presented as independent and does not use conventional advertising on its website. Instead, its commercial model is based on referrals: participating financial institutions may compensate Finanzas Justas when users follow a referral and subsequently become customers. The platform operates under Haveton AB, a Swedish company, and is headquartered in Stockholm. It also maintains a local office in Spain, giving the business a cross-border structure and a documented connection to the Spanish market. The available source material does not specify the precise legal structure of the Spanish operation, the jurisdictions in which the platform is regulated, or whether all products are available in every market in which its content can be accessed. Late in 2023, Eskil Kvarnström, acting through his investment firm Molentis Invest AB, was reported to have acquired a 25% stake in Finanzas Justas. This was an early ownership development close to the platform's launch. No purchase price, financing terms, board arrangements, or subsequent changes to ownership are identified in the available references. Haveton AB remains identified as the platform's owner. The service developed relationships with a number of banks, lenders, and financial-technology companies. The named institutions include Abanca, BBVA, Cetelem, Deutsche Bank, Fintonic, Ibancar, Caja Santander, and Unicaja. These relationships support the platform's comparison and referral function, although the available material does not explain how products are ranked, how commercial relationships affect presentation, or whether all listed institutions participate in every product category. Finanzas Justas has also produced research beyond direct product comparisons. Its cited studies include analysis of gender equality in workplaces across the European Union and research into the cost of living in European capitals. These publications suggest an effort to position the brand as a broader source of consumer and economic information rather than solely as a lead-generation website. The reference material does not provide the studies' publication dates, methodologies, authors, datasets, or measurable influence. The documented history remains short because the platform was newly launched when the available source was compiled. There is no reliable information in the supplied material about revenue, employee count, customer volume, later product expansion, current executives, licensing, or financial results. Accordingly, the brand is best characterized as an active, recently established financial-comparison service owned by Haveton AB, with Swedish headquarters, a Spanish office, a referral-based business model, and a mix of product comparison and public-facing financial research.
- 2023
Platform launched
[1]Finanzas Justas began operating in November 2023 as an independent comparison platform for personal loans, credit cards, savings accounts, and other financial services.
- 2023
Minority investment reported
[1]Eskil Kvarnström, through Molentis Invest AB, was reported to have acquired a 25% stake in the platform late in 2023.
Products and positioning
An independent, advertising-free financial comparison and information platform that connects consumers with partner banks and financial institutions through referral relationships.
Consumer lending · 2023
Personal-loan comparisons
A comparison service for personal-loan products supplied by participating banks and credit institutions. Finanzas Justas acts as an information and referral intermediary rather than as the lender. The available material does not specify the full set of eligibility filters, pricing methodology, or approval process.
Payment cards · 2023
Credit-card comparisons
A product-comparison category covering credit cards from participating financial institutions. The service is intended to help consumers review available card products and connect with providers through referral links. Specific card features and market coverage are not detailed in the available source material.
Savings and deposits · 2023
Savings-account comparisons
Savings-account comparison content for consumers evaluating deposit and savings products offered by partner institutions. The available material does not identify specific rates or account terms.
Financial research and content
Financial-information studies
Research and editorial material addressing wider consumer and economic topics, including workplace gender equality in the European Union and the cost of living in European capitals. Publication details and methodologies are not specified in the available references.
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