7 strategies to avoid SME loan defaults as a Nigerian Lender
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7 strategies to avoid SME loan defaults as a Nigerian Lender

While SMEs are generally considered low-risk borrowers, given the ease of verifying their operations through cash flow assessments, on-ground assessments and more. Lending to them is not without its challenges. We’ve done the grunt work for you. Learn the strategies to avoid SME loan defaults as a Nigerian lender.

4 alternative lending channels to reach underserved borrowers
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4 alternative lending channels to reach underserved borrowers

Most African countries need easier access to credit. While there has been substantial progress over the past decade, access to finance remains a daunting constraint in Africa. So, how do we connect with these underserved populations and bring credit closer to them?

Key loan management software features for improved performance
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Key loan management software features for improved performance

Lending without technology is a step backwards which can adversely impact your profitability. To navigate the complexities of lending, having the right loan management software is indispensable.

Collect smarter, not harder: Ethical debt collection with technology
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Collect smarter, not harder: Ethical debt collection with technology

As a digital lender, how can technology be ethically employed for effective debt recovery? To find out how...

Can I use a cooperative license to lend in Nigeria?
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Can I use a cooperative license to lend in Nigeria?

One question that prospective Nigerian lenders always ask is if it’s legal to use a cooperative license to lend. Yes, it is.

Categories of low-risk borrowers lenders should target
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Categories of low-risk borrowers lenders should target

Saying, “I don't want high-risk borrowers,” is one thing; articulating the low-risk customers you seek is another. We have done the grunt work of identifying and categorizing traditionally low-risk borrowers.

5 reasons why a digital lender must have a loan app
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5 reasons why a digital lender must have a loan app

When starting as a digital lender, one is often faced with a big decision: Is an app a must-have or a pass? However, to truly hit it big, you need a loan app, and we have the reasons to guide you.

How to differentiate your loans in a crowded market
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How to differentiate your loans in a crowded market

Whether you’re a new lender or years in the game, we’ve carefully curated 8 ways to help you differentiate your loan business amongst others.

Does your loan business really need an app?
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Does your loan business really need an app?

The truth is, most lenders don’t need to have a loan app, not only because of the stress of having one, but because the net impact on the business might even be negative.

Make Better Informed Decisions

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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How to get your FCCPC license as a Nigerian digital lender
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How to get your FCCPC license as a Nigerian digital lender

The FCCPC license is regarded as one of the toughest licenses to get in Africa. But we’ve done the grunt work of putting together all the necessary requirements and information you need to obtain your mandatory FCCPC license. 

7 factors to consider when choosing a loan management software
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7 factors to consider when choosing a loan management software

Choosing the right loan management system is not just a decision; it’s an investment in the foundational tools that can elevate the success of your loan business. Find out what factors to consider when making this choice.

Can I use a state money lending license to lend anywhere in Nigeria?
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Can I use a state money lending license to lend anywhere in Nigeria?

As a lender new to the game, one of the foremost questions you’re likely to have is how possible it is to use a state money lending license to lend anywhere and to anyone in Nigeria, especially with the rise of digital lending.