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ARGON Finance taps CBS for Uganda Neobank

By Vriti Gothi

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ARGON Finance Uganda Limited has selected CapitalLending and CapitalConnect from Capital Banking Solutions to support the rollout of its digital-first neobank, as the company looks to scale lending and customer engagement capabilities in Uganda’s underbanked market.

The platforms will be integrated into ARGON Finance’s existing core banking system, forming part of the neobank’s technology stack as it builds out end-to-end digital financial services. The move reflects a broader trend among emerging African neobanks to adopt modular, configurable systems that can accelerate product launches while maintaining operational control.

ARGON Finance is positioning itself as a fully digital institution focused on young consumers, entrepreneurs, small businesses, and segments historically underserved by traditional banks. Uganda, like many Sub-Saharan African markets, continues to see significant gaps in access to formal credit and savings products, creating opportunities for digitally native players to address these challenges at scale.

CapitalLending™, a full-lifecycle credit management solution, will underpin ARGON Finance’s lending operations, covering application processing, risk assessment, approval workflows, disbursement, and repayment monitoring. The platform’s configurability is intended to support the rapid design and deployment of digital credit products tailored to local market needs and borrower profiles.

CapitalConnect™ will complement the lending system by enabling digital engagement and integration across channels, supporting ARGON Finance’s customer-centric operating model.

The partnership underscores the growing importance of industrialised, end-to-end lending platforms in enabling neobanks to move quickly from launch to scale, particularly in markets where financial inclusion remains a policy and commercial priority.

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