YieldstreetReviews of yieldstreet.com

How's this company not been investigated by the SEC? This is by far the worst investment I ever did, put your hard earned money somewhere else.

it seems you cannot withdraw your money, .... ever! (claim to have problems with third party processing withdrawals are likely bogus, they don't seem to be getting solved)

Have made multiple investments in yield street all of which are in default or going to go to default soon. While investing is inherently risky and I expect one or two to go down but the fact that all of them are not performing and going to zero, is really hard to digest. Case of gross incompetence, misleading advertising and/or fraud. Writing my experience so others can take a more informed decision.

This site offers several investments as an alternative to publicly traded stocks / investments; however, the fees are high, liquidity low and there is a high probability of losing principle in most investments, and the dividends are far below the advertised amount (something advertised as paying 11-12% dividends after fees ends up being no more than 1-2% if any). I do not recommend this site to anyone. Fortunately I only invested in 5 funds and so my losses were limited.

Several offerings open at any given moment. Most perform as planned or nearly as planned. If you choose an income note linked to 3 stocks, there is inherent risk of losing money but that is not Yieldstreet failure. Several of the real estate investments are doing poorly due to interest rates, inflation and other factors. If you have Diamond status, you have a personal representative to discuss /contact. so far all of the short term notes have paid well around 7-11 percent. Some investments are secured and other s not. Some have other recourse , while a few have little recourse. they should have planned on the interest rates staying higher for longer. how often does the Fed lower interest rates quickly after hiking them? almost never. Sounds like they need a little adjustment in their thought process/underwriting. hard to get contact the same day without Diamond status. A few returns for some people have been around 20% per (maybe 10-14% avg) investment in a year while mine have gotten around 7-12% annual although the real estate ones are probably losing some or flat. I know one that is basically zero. So, that will lower my average yield to about 4 percent annual if the real estate ones do poorly. But that is better than losing. Those who invested in the Alternative Income fund and complain about only being able to withdraw quarterly some or all, should know that is the way these investments work. Some mutual funds are similar with a limited period of time that allows withdrawal. So it is not only Yieldstreet that does that. Also, if you didnt get a $100 bonus as some other claim, maybee it was a limited time offer. Sorry if you didnt get your bonus. I dont know that situation, but at least you didnt lose anything.

Careful they have changed their name to "Willow Wealth" as of October 2025. Same MO however! I am convinced now this is a Ponzi scheme. Last minute changes before maturity in investment status to "watch" or "default". VERY difficult to get your money back from them. Misleading investments. They have already paid some hefty fines to the SEC for misleading investors. They are being investigated by the FBI and several state attorney generals. Do not invest here you were warned. Look up Yieldstreet lawsuit.

I'm concerned about the delay in receiving my withdrawal. I submitted the request two weeks ago, and I haven't received any response from support. I have moved on to equitypathway and everything is running smoothly. They offer instant withdrawal, and their support team is consistently available to assist.

Selling properties at a loss to pay themselves back their 'management fees' while holding back distributing investor capital back. They extended their loan dates so they are not in default when they are and have no plans to return capital to investors.