The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has approved 173 digital lending applications to operate in Nigeria. The approvals include 119 full approvals and 54 conditional approvals.
FCCPC Releases Interim Regulatory and Registration Framework for Digital Lending
The FCCPC released a Limited Interim Regulatory/ Registration Framework and Guidelines for Digital Lending in 2022 to regulate the digital lending space and make registration and approval a prerequisite for companies seeking to operate in the space. The commission adopted March 27, 2023, as the close of registration after shifting its deadline multiple times.
List of Approved Loan Apps in Nigeria Released by FCCPC
The FCCPC has released a list of approved loan apps that can operate in Nigeria. Some of the approved loan apps include Branch International Financial Services Limited, Fairmoney Micro Finance Bank, Pivo Technology Limited, Renmoney Microfinance Bank Limited, Carbon Microfinance Bank Limited, Creditwave Finance Limited, amongst others.
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Joint Regulatory and Enforcement Task Force Against Digital Lending Apps in Nigeria
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