FCCPC regulations for digital lenders
As digital lending continues to grow in Nigeria, regulatory oversight has become increasingly important to protect borrowers and ensure fair practices. The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) plays a key role in setting guidelines that digital lenders must follow, from registration requirements to ethical debt collection and data usage standards. Understanding these regulations is essential for lenders looking to operate responsibly and sustainably, while also building trust in a rapidly evolving credit ecosystem.
What are the legal consequences of failed direct debit due to insufficient funds?
Today, we’ll look at the legal implications of failed direct debits in three very different places: Nigeria, the UK, and Dubai. Each country handles the situation differently, and the differences might surprise you.
Bank of Ghana’s new licensing rule for digital lenders
The Bank of Ghana has officially announced a new phase in digital credit regulation. Starting November 3, 2025, the central bank will begin accepting applications from entities seeking to operate as Digital Credit Service Providers. This includes every mobile loan application, digital lender, or fintech company offering credit services through apps or online platforms. Existing […]