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Easy Bags $35 Mn To Offer Mortgage-Backed Loans Easy was founded in 2017. It is a home finance company that offers loans which are paperless mortgage backed and also offers other financial services to its home buyers. The fintech startup has raised

Pvt...Bank...nbfc...Any loan any category all area we open details contact us Cibil cases also we handle fees applicable We provided all types of loans pan India * NPA Loan * ⁠Loan Against property * ⁠secured loan * ⁠project loan * ⁠Hospitali

"If a financial bank is opened with low-interest loans and established in villages, providing loans exclusively to women, it will generate significant profits." it's me Idea for me village so very good responsed .

Crowdfunding is raising small amounts of money from many people via online platforms. It’s ideal for creative or innovative projects. Types include Donation-Based (e.g., Ketto), where no returns are expected, Reward-Based (e.g., Kickstarter), offerin

I need investors for the idea I have. Just like banks give loans against gold or property, our company wants to give loans against old machines. Poor farmers or labourers who have old iron machines or iron goods can mortgage them and take loans at v

Yenmo Raises ₹9.2 Crore to Expand Instant Loan Services Yenmo, a Bengaluru-based startup, has raised ₹9.2 crore in funding, led by Y Combinator with support from Pioneer Fund, Zaka VC, and other investors. What Does Yenmo Do? Yenmo offers instant lo

Dear Sir, I am starting a fintech startup. I already have LOS and LMS and I need funding support. We are thinking of providing personal loan and consumer loan. We are speaking clearly. We do not work on DSA model. We do not give any loan file to the

Hey everyone! I'm developing a fintech app with a unique concept: offering 0% interest loans to users. While this sounds great for borrowers, I'm seeking your input on the biggest challenge - ensuring loan repayment. Here's the idea in a nutshell:

Why do you think that Education Loans are not that popular in India? like in USA and western countries, almost each kid got atleast $50,000 in student loan, while in India I never saw anyone taking student loans. So Why?

Navi has built a personal loan book size exceeding ₹10,439 crore and has an Asset Under Management (AUM) of ₹11,725 crore. The company charges interest rates as high as 45% on loans. For home loans, it's reported that they require full access to pers