5 ways to stand out as a lender in Rwanda
Drawing from our extensive experience and industry knowledge, we've found Rwanda to be an ideal environment for digital lending. Find out 5 ways to stand out!
How to communicate with delinquent borrowers
Delinquent borrowers — whose loans are past due and remain unpaid — often challenge even the most empathic lenders who excel at customer communication. Learn how to communicate with them today
How to use SeerBit with Lendsqr for loan repayment
The last thing you want is chasing down repayments. That's why Lendsqr has partnered with SeerBit, one of Africa's payment champions.
What you need to know about blacklists
A blacklist is an organized list that records the details of individuals who have engaged in misconduct. And there are so many blacklists all over the world. Today, we talk about KARMA.
How to use BankOne with Lendsqr as a core banking
BankOne is one of Africa's most popular core banking systems today, powered by Zone (formerly Appzone) as a product of Qore. It is a leading core banking software serving over 500 financial institutions in seven countries across Africa.
All you need to know about the new student loan law
For many Nigerian students today, their dreams are stifled by financial barriers. Learn how the new student loan helps to change that.
11 things you need to start a loan business in Rwanda
You'll need to register your business as a legal entity. But that's only one of 11 things you need to start a loan business in Rwanda.
How to use Flutterwave with Lendsqr for loan repayments
What is the best way to manage debt repayments? Use Flutterwave with Lendsqr and you'll see the difference.
How to get your USSD code as a lender in Nigeria
USSD code for lenders are available in two ways: either from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) or through VASPs. Learn more.
How borrower behaviors have shifted under the threat of GSI
GSI is making borrowers think twice before taking out loans, pay closer attention to the fine print of loan agreements, and more.
8 signs a borrower would default
Any lender who plans to run a profitable loan business and not a charity organization must keep a sharp eye out for signs that a borrower might bail on their loan repayments.