Device finance in Nigeria: A case for BNPL
In an era where a smartphone is no longer a luxury but a fundamental tool for economic survival, Nigeria's "affordability gap" has never been wider. With inflation squeezing disposable income, the traditional model of outright cash purchases is being replaced by the rapid rise of Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL). This shift isn't just about convenience; it’s a strategic response to currency volatility and a lack of traditional credit infrastructure. By leveraging alternative data and "pay-as-you-go" technology, BNPL providers are turning the dream of high-end tech ownership into a manageable monthly reality for millions of Nigerians, ultimately driving the nation's next wave of digital inclusion
Credit bureaus, credit scoring, and payments providers for lenders in Botswana
In Botswana’s lending sector, it’s not the interest rate or marketing budget that’s the most powerful tool—it’s the invisible mechanics that decide who gets approved, how money flows, and what risks lenders are willing to take. The real game-changers are credit bureaus, credit scoring models, and payment providers, and they’re reshaping how loans are managed, […]
Effective loan collections for lenders in Kenya
The Kenyan lending space is unique. Mobile loans are a good opportunity for millions, yet they also come with high default rates.
