Who regulates lending in Kenya?
Kenya has been at the forefront of digital lending, making it easier than ever for ordinary citizens to access credit. Just a decade ago, getting a loan meant filling out endless paperwork, waiting in long bank queues, and often needing collateral that many people simply didn’t have. Then came mobile lending apps promising “easier” loans. […]
Lendsqr launches affordable digital lending tech to expand credit access in Sierra Leone
Lendsqr is bringing its world-class lending technology to Sierra Leone! We’re offering affordable infrastructure to help local lenders automate their credit cycles, reach the unbanked, and scale their impact across the country effortlessly.
Are lenders evil for charging high interest rates?
The average lender today typically charges 4% — 10% per month (48% — 120% per year). Whoa. It makes you wonder how they recover loans at these rates. At first glance, it seems outrageous, even exploitative but there’s more to the story when you consider the risks and costs lenders face in Nigeria’s financial landscape.

