Frequently asked questions on Direct Debit in Africa
Read more to get answers to the most frequently asked questions about direct debit in Africa, exploring how it works, why it matters for both consumers and businesses, and how its adoption is shaping the continent.
Frequently Asked Questions about Finance house license
Below are the most common questions lenders ask when considering a Finance House license.
Frequently Asked Questions on Credit Reporting
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about credit reporting that lenders or prospective lenders (especially in Africa) should keep in mind.
Frequently Asked Questions on Global Standing Instruction (GSI)
This article explains how GSI works in Nigeria, why it matters, and what lenders should know before building or offering credit products under GSI.
Frequently asked questions about health loans
This article distills the complexities and answers the most frequently asked questions about health loans.
Frequently asked questions about Palm Pay
This article answers the most frequently asked questions about PalmPay, providing clarity for both new and existing users.
Frequently asked questions about Opay
This article answers the most frequently asked questions about Opay to help you understand how the platform works.
How to start a lending business in Nigeria
This guide walks through the practical steps you need to take to start a lending business in Nigeria.
Why consistent credit reporting builds lender credibility
In this article, we examine how consistent credit reporting enhances lender credibility, explore the specific benefits for both fintech and traditional lenders, and outline how institutions can implement reporting practices that deliver measurable results.
How to train field agents for compliant debt recovery
This article breaks down how lenders can build a structured, modern training framework that supports compliant and effective debt recovery.
Why speed matters in credit approvals
This article looks closely at why speed matters, where lenders typically lose time, and how fast approvals can improve portfolio outcomes.
