Half of the year is gone but the other half is going to be awesome

Half of the year is gone but the other half is going to be awesome

We’ve officially blown through 50% of 2024, and we want to extend our gratitude for your continuous support and trust in us. Over the past six months, we've rolled out important features and enhancements to help you manage your loan business better.

Your admin console is now an Android app and on the Google Play Store

Your admin console is now an Android app and on the Google Play Store

The Lendsqr admin console now has an Android version that is available for download on the Google Play Store. You can now access all of Lendsqr’s features directly from your mobile device and manage your lending operations on the go.

You can now assign account managers to your customers

You can now assign account managers to your customers

We’ve made customer management more streamlined for you and your team. We’ve added an ‘Account Manager’ role to the admin console. Now, you can invite a team member, assign them as an account manager, and link them to a customer. T

Kolo, your key to financial management

Kolo, your key to financial management

Fresh out of Lendsqr Labs, we're excited to present Kolo—an all-in-one for managing your bank balances and transactions.

You can now recover your Lendsqr account

You can now recover your Lendsqr account

We have introduced a seamless process for account recovery, even if you've lost access to your two-factor authentication (2FA) devices.  Now, when activating 2FA, you'll generate recovery codes to ensure access in case of emergencies.

You can now activate your direct debit mandates in 1 minute

You can now activate your direct debit mandates in 1 minute

Our direct debit system is now equipped with E-Mandate, an addition that puts control directly in the hands of your customers. Gone are the days when you and your customers have to chase bank officers around to approve mandates.

We will use AI to transform lending in Nigeria and Africa

We will use AI to transform lending in Nigeria and Africa

So, find a comfortable spot, maybe with a warm bowl of your favorite soup, and let's explore the January edition of the Lendsqr newsletter together!

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Our decision model Oraculi helps you handle all modules required to form the decision model for your lending business, convenient and easy.

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