Loan apps: FCCPC says new regulation to address rising debt coming in 2024
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has said it would be developing a new regulatory framework to address ...
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has said it would be developing a new regulatory framework to address ...
The digital lending space in Nigeria continues to boom despite the issues around unethical practices by some of the lenders ...
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has issued a stern warning to loan app companies and telemarketers over their unauthorized usage ...
The FCCPC has released a fresh list of 154 companies it has given full approval to operate loan apps in ...
FCCPC has deleted the list of all approved loan apps, otherwise known as Digital Money Lenders from its website.
Digital lending platforms have found themselves in the spotlight following the continuous defamation and harassment of customers despite efforts by ...
The harassment and defamation of borrowers from digital lending companies, popularly known as loan apps, is far from over despite ...
The co-founder of Carbon said denying loan apps access to their customers’ contacts and photos will affect the business negatively.
A total of 131 digital lending companies have been registered and given the approval to operate in Nigeria.
Nairametrics took a look at 10 of the most-downloaded loan apps in Nigeria and the interest rates they offer. This ...