What Lendsqr costs for a startup lender
So you've decided to start a lending business. You've done the research, maybe gotten your regulatory approvals, and you're ready to pick a platform. Someone mentions Lendsqr and you want to know: what does this actually cost?
What Lendsqr costs for a Microfinance Bank
So when a microfinance bank asks what Lendsqr costs, the honest answer is: it depends on what you need to connect.
What Lendsqr costs for a fintech offering credit
This article breaks down what Lendsqr typically costs a fintech looking to embed credit.
What breaks first when a lending business starts to scale
This article walks through where lending businesses typically see strain as they scale, why those issues show up, and how to get ahead of them before they slow you down.
Why lenders who spend more on software often lose less money
A lender can move a lot of money and still lose less of it if the business has the right software, the right infrastructure, and the discipline to use both properly.
How much capital you need to start lending
This article breaks down what “capital required to start lending” actually looks like in practice.
Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act, 2018, usually called the FCCPA, sits at the core of consumer protection and competition regulation in Nigeria.
What new lenders get wrong in their first 12 months
Here are 12 things new lenders usually get things wrong in their first year.
How to justify software pricing internally to stakeholders
When you justify a software purchase internally, you are not just asking for approval to spend. You are asking the organization to change how part of the business runs.
What lenders should fix before increasing loan volume
So before any lender decides to increase loan volume, there are a few things worth fixing first. Some are operational and financial, while some of them sit inside technology and team behaviour.
What is escrow-based lending?
At its core, escrow-based lending is a financial arrangement where a neutral third party holds funds, documents, or assets on behalf of both lender and borrower, and only releases them when predefined conditions are met.
