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Harsh Tiwari

Stealth • 9m

I have a business plan which will definitely change the whole home loan, loan company sector in India for the people who are paying more interest on thier loans just because they have low income or low cibil score. While people earning more who don

Chaitanya Singhal

Stealth • 9m

Isn't this whatbslice is solving right now for personal and emergency loans and for MSME'S the government has already launched Open Credit Eligibility Program (OCEN) solving this problem. So I dont need for another player in this sector

Harsh Tiwari

Stealth • 9m

I currently don't know what slice is doing can you elucidate that plz, and we need more than dozen of org/co. Like OCEN to fulfill the credit gap for msmes. So it has just started so why not early mover advantage

Anonymous 4

Stealth • 9m

Look lending is already overdy overcrowded with loan providers like Paytm, Bharat Pe with future entry of Jio Financial Services. Currently slice is an online fast credit app which based on your spending habits check your eligibility for credit and subsequently provide it . It mainly focuses on 1. Aspirational buyers 2. Debt trapped 3.Emergency 4. Smart creditors who want to maintain there credit score There are pretty big with 800 cr revenue in fy 23 and projected to 3x it in fy 24

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Harsh Tiwari

Stealth • 9m

Thanks for the info, all the loan provider do the first 3 things, what is exactly the 4th thing because so many players are there to providing to small creditors. Also it is true that this market is saturated but yet there is almost 500billion dollars of credit gap for msmes.

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