The Greek Ministry of National Economy and Finance has presented the Electronic NPL Platform, a new digital infrastructure designed to support and modernize the secondary market for non-performing loans in Greece. The platform is intended to act as a central data and knowledge hub for the market, with the stated aim of improving transparency, data comparability, secure data handling and the overall efficiency of transactions. Its Data Hub will support the collection and organization of information on historical and current non-performing loan transactions, while the Knowledge Hub will provide training, support and knowledge-sharing for market participants and users. The infrastructure is also designed to enable structured processes for data exchange, portfolio assessment, due diligence and negotiations between counterparties. Eligible investors and other qualifying entities will be able to register interest in non-performing loan portfolios, while the platform will facilitate secure information exchange, data checks and the management of all stages of transactions. The project forms part of Greece's broader digital transformation strategy for private debt management mechanisms. It is being implemented under the Greece 2.0 National Recovery and Resilience Plan with funding from the European Union's NextGenerationEU program.