Top 5 loan apps for 5000 Ksh in Kenya
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Top 5 loan apps for 5000 Ksh in Kenya

Most Kenyans earn below Ksh 50,000 monthly, with the average monthly income standing at Ksh 20,123. To put this in perspective, living comfortably in Kenya today requires around 150,000 ksh per month, meaning that a significant number of Kenyans are working with tight budgets and may struggle to meet their daily needs. Now, what exactly […]

How to get started as a lender in Kenya
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How to get started as a lender in Kenya

Believe it or not, there are approximately 7.4 million MSMEs in Kenya struggling to access credit, desperately waiting for you to decide to set up shop as a lender in Kenya. Getting started as a lender in Kenya means stepping into a market with a $1.1 billion credit gap. If you’re worried about competition, know […]

We spoke to real lenders about the problems they’re facing in their business
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We spoke to real lenders about the problems they’re facing in their business

Every day, thousands of Nigerian lenders wake up to face a market that’s equal parts promising and precarious. The nation’s vast population, entrepreneurial spirit, and rapidly growing SME sector make it an attractive ground for credit services.  Over 40 million MSMEs account for nearly half of Nigeria’s GDP, and many of these businesses rely on […]

How to get your SMS sender ID as a lender in Nigeria
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How to get your SMS sender ID as a lender in Nigeria

SMS stands out as one of the most universally accessible communication channels, capable of reaching even the most remote locations where internet connectivity is scarce or unreliable. SMS boasts significantly higher open and response rates compared to emails. Studies have shown that SMS open rates can reach as high as 98%, while email open rates […]

How to get your USSD code as a lender in Ghana
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How to get your USSD code as a lender in Ghana

Getting a USSD code as a lender in Ghana is a smart move. Mobile phone usage is nearly universal, with a mobile penetration rate exceeding 113%, due to the widespread use of multiple SIM cards.  This makes mobile devices a powerful tool for businesses, particularly lenders, looking to connect with potential customers. For lenders, this […]

How to get lending license in Ghana
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How to get lending license in Ghana

Getting a lending license in Ghana demands careful planning, from getting capital to building a strong operational foundation.

4 reasons why most loan defaulters are fraudsters
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4 reasons why most loan defaulters are fraudsters

It’s time we stop sugarcoating this. Loan defaulters, in many cases, are fraudsters and here’s how they reveal themselves as such.

How to secure your MFB license in Nigeria
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How to secure your MFB license in Nigeria

Today, we’ll show you the processes and requirements to obtain the MFB license.

Starting lending in Canada? Here’s how to get licensed
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Starting lending in Canada? Here’s how to get licensed

Getting a lending license in Canada involves understanding federal and provincial regulations because each has its own requirements.

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How to get a lending license in Kenya
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How to get a lending license in Kenya

To get a lending license in Kenya, your application must be accompanied by these documents.

How some Nigerians get into chronic debt, and how to get out
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How some Nigerians get into chronic debt, and how to get out

Let's face it – getting caught in a debt spiral is easier than we'd like to admit. Kiki's story shows how quickly a celebration can turn into a financial nightmare. But here's the good news: there's always a way out, even when things seem hopeless.

How to use Mono with Lendsqr for credit scoring
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How to use Mono with Lendsqr for credit scoring

One of these leading providers, Mono, is a technology company founded in 2020 by CEO Abdulhamid Hassan. They are on a mission to power the digital economy in Africa, using open banking as a layer for financial data, identity data, and bank transfer payments for businesses.