Lithuanian P2P lending in its 2014 vintage represented an ambitious attempt to build marketplace lending infrastructure in a Baltic market that was small in absolute terms but had high digital adoption and a regulatory framework that was unusually supportive of fintech experimentation. Savy was founded in Vilnius in 2014 as part of that early wave, building a P2P platform offering consumer loans funded by retail investors. The model has evolved over the decade since launch as the European P2P landscape has matured, regulations have tightened, and the operational complexity of managing both borrower underwriting and investor relationships at scale has become clearer. Savy has continued operating as one of the Lithuanian platforms that survived the consolidation of the broader European P2P sector, maintaining a Lithuanian borrower focus alongside a Pan-European investor base. In the Baltic marketplace lending ecosystem, where dozens of platforms launched and many subsequently closed or merged, the platforms that have remained operational represent a smaller, more disciplined category than the early enthusiasm suggested. Savy is part of that category — not one of the largest by funded volume but operationally durable across more than a decade of European P2P market evolution.