FCCPC regulations for digital lenders
As digital lending continues to grow in Nigeria, regulatory oversight has become increasingly important to protect borrowers and ensure fair practices. The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) plays a key role in setting guidelines that digital lenders must follow, from registration requirements to ethical debt collection and data usage standards. Understanding these regulations is essential for lenders looking to operate responsibly and sustainably, while also building trust in a rapidly evolving credit ecosystem.
How to start a money lending business in Zambia
In Zambia today, many people are struggling to access the credit they need. Over 60% of adults can’t get loans or use formal banking services, and the situation is even tougher in rural areas, where nearly 80% of people are excluded from financial services altogether. While Zambia’s economy has grown over the years, much of […]
What to do when you cannot repay your loan on time
Missing a loan repayment deadline can be stressful, but how you respond matters more than the setback itself. The best first step is to contact your lender early, explain your situation, and explore available options such as extensions, restructuring, or revised payment plans. Ignoring the issue can lead to added fees, damaged credit history, or aggressive recovery actions. By acting quickly and communicating honestly, borrowers can often reduce the impact and work toward a manageable solution.