Offline lending vs online lending: Pros and Cons
Not to declare one better than the other, but offline and online lending have their benefits and drawbacks.
How to secure your MFB license in Nigeria
Today, we’ll show you the processes and requirements to obtain the MFB license.
Embed BNPL into your platform without becoming a lender
It’s frustrating to know you could make the sale if only your customers had more payment options. This is where Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) comes in.
Are you still chasing payments? Direct debit can turn your loan collections around
Why endure the headache of chasing payments when direct debit can do the hard work for you?
Paycient Finance is transforming healthcare with credit
Thanks to Lendsqr, Paycient Finance was able to reach more healthcare providers and close the funding gap in Nigeria’s healthcare sector.
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.
5 reasons why you should embed credit into your products and services
Even the most compelling marketing efforts can fail if consumers lack the means to pay. This is where embed credit becomes indispensable.
3 reasons why direct debit hasn’t become a hit in Nigeria
We've championed direct debit as a better solution for loan repayments and recovery. For its efficiency and simplicity.
How to start a lending business in Nigeria from Canada, UK, and the US
So, if you’re serious about starting a lending business in Nigeria from the comfort of your Japa base, you’re in the right place. We’ve laid out the steps you need to turn that vision into reality.
Why direct debit is the silent hero of loan recovery in Nigeria
Unlike cards, direct debit cuts through the noise, offering a simpler and dependable way to ensure payments are made on time, every time.
How to get your loans repaid with Direct Debit
Grace Effiom, Head of Enterprise at Lendsqr, sat down with Unyime Tommy, the CEO and Managing Partner of Assurdly, to discuss the fundamentals of direct debit and its benefits for lenders.
