Neokred teams with Quickwork to streamline lending consent

By Vriti Gothi

Neokred has partnered with Quickwork to enhance consent management for the Unified Lending Interface (ULI) via Neokred’s flagship solution, Blutic.

This partnership represents a significant step forward in strengthening data privacy, governance, and trust across India’s rapidly evolving lending ecosystem. In alignment with the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, the collaboration empowers lenders and borrowers to manage, share, and revoke consent with transparency, ensuring compliance, accountability, and confidence in digital credit processes.

Blutic, Neokred’s consent management platform, will act as the central consent framework for the digital lending ecosystem, including ULI. It guarantees that all data exchanges between lenders, borrowers, and ecosystem partners are secure, auditable, and designed with privacy at the forefront.

Through Quickwork’s robust integration and automation capabilities and ULI API connectors, the consent management solution will be seamlessly embedded across lenders’ digital infrastructures. This integration establishes a unified, privacy-by-design standard for consent-driven data sharing, streamlining operations while fortifying trust across the financial ecosystem.

“In an era where data drives credit decisions, consent must drive trust,” said Tarun Nazare, Managing Director & Co-Founder, Neokred. “Our partnership with Quickwork for Blutic consent management reinforces our shared vision to empower the financial ecosystem with privacy, compliance, and confidence.”

Deepak Arjan Bhatia, Co-Founder & CBO, Quickwork, added, “As India’s financial infrastructure becomes increasingly interconnected, trust and compliance can only be sustained through robust integration. Quickwork’s integration with Blutic ensures that every connection between systems, institutions, lenders, and borrowers—is governed by transparency, security, and accountability.”

Together, Neokred and Quickwork are driving the future of consent-led, data-driven lending in India, establishing a new benchmark for DPDP-compliant privacy, governance, and digital transformation in the financial services sector.