Lenders battle against fraudsters; a case for an industry blacklist
As digital lending surges in Nigeria, fraud has quietly become one of the industry’s biggest threats, with coordinated identity theft and serial loan defaulters overwhelming individual lenders who battle in isolation. The danger isn’t unique. Kenya offers a stark warning, with an estimated 3.2 million people blacklisted on the country’s TransUnion credit bureau. Without a unified industry blacklist to identify and curb repeat offenders, Nigerian lenders risk following the same path, continually staying several steps behind increasingly sophisticated fraudsters.
How to get a lending license in Malawi
In Malawi, where approximately 54% of the population lives below the poverty line, accessing financial resources remains a significant challenge. Many Malawians harbor dreams of entrepreneurship, yet the lack of capital often prevents them from turning those dreams into reality. The limited availability of formal lending options leads to missed opportunities and unfulfilled potential, leaving […]
9 common issues lenders face when setting up
Setting up a lending operation isn’t always straightforward, Over time, we’ve learned where most lenders stumble. Here are the issues that consistently slow things down.