Boosting your lending app rating on Google and Apple app stores
Improving your lending app’s rating isn’t just about getting more stars; it’s about building trust, increasing visibility, and attracting the right users. This guide breaks down the practical steps lenders can take to boost app store ratings on Google and Apple, strengthen customer perception, and drive sustainable growth.
Lendsqr teams up with Freshworks, offering $10k credit to startup lenders
Lendsqr has partnered with Freshworks to bring advanced back-office tools that make it easier to deliver a seamless customer and employee management experience.
Why using bank statements is important for loan decisions
Bank statements have proven to be a solid tool for assessing a borrower’s capacity to take a loan. Sometimes, it may even be a means of assessing their character as well (Interesting right? Stay tuned).
Hurdles to scale to become a lender
Becoming a lender is full of promise, but the road to scale is anything but simple. From compliance demands to data limitations, operational gaps, and the constant pressure to maintain healthy portfolios, new lenders face challenges that can quickly stall growth. Understanding these hurdles is the first step to building a lending business that is sustainable, competitive, and built to last.
Lendsqr and Mono partner to power the next generation of lenders
Lendsqr and Mono have joined forces to redefine what is possible for digital lenders in Africa. By combining Lendsqr’s robust lending infrastructure with Mono’s seamless financial data access, this partnership unlocks smarter credit decisions, faster onboarding, and safer lending for millions.
A borrower’s right to data privacy is not negotiable
A borrower’s right to data privacy is not negotiable. Nothing gets your heart racing several miles per minute like the chance that you may not recover your loans, but that fear can never justify invading a borrower’s privacy. Responsible lending means collecting only the data you truly need and nothing more. Borrowers privacy is a fundamental right, and it must never be compromised.
Ethical ways to recover loans
Recovering loans ethically is one of the toughest challenges Nigerian lenders face. Contrary to common assumptions, the biggest obstacle isn’t funding, technology, or regulation, it’s the alarming reality that many Nigerians simply don’t pay back their loans. While financial hardship plays a part, a significant number of borrowers are willfully reluctant to repay. This article explores ethical, effective strategies lenders can use to recover loans without resorting to harassment or illegal practices.
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.
Lendsqr’s guide to responsible lending
If you’re a lender reading this, you’re probably thinking you made the right choice entering this business, right? Lending can be rewarding, but the real question is whether you operate with responsible lending practices. Responsible lending is essential for protecting customers, strengthening your portfolio, and ensuring long-term sustainability. This guide explains what responsible lending means, why it matters, and how to apply it effectively.
Tell your lending story. Win N50,000! 🏆
Every lender has a story, the challenges, the breakthroughs, and the lessons that shaped their journey. Now’s your chance to share yours and win ₦50,000! 🏆 Whether you’re a micro-lender, digital lender, or traditional finance operator, we want to hear how you built, grew, or transformed your lending process. Your experience could inspire others and highlight what it really takes to succeed in lending.
How big is the addressable market for consumer loan in Nigeria?
Nigeria's 200 million population offers a vast potential for consumer loans, yet much of this market remains underserved. From rising digital lending adoption to evolving fintech innovations, the opportunities for lenders are enormous. This guide explores the size of the addressable market for consumer loans in Nigeria and outlines strategies to tap into this growing and lucrative sector.
