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TSLC launches its neo-banking platform in Nigeria

By Edlyn Cardoza

November 01, 2022

  • Africa
  • Credit Score
  • eRin
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TSLC, The Social Loan Company, Financial Inclusion, FinTech, Financial Services, eRin, Credit Score, Nigeria, AfricaThe Social Loan Company (TSLC) announces its transformative TSLC Platform Services goes live in Africa through two partnerships in Nigeria to improve financial inclusion in the region.

“Financial exclusion negatively impacts the lives of over 50% of adults in Africa. Despite massive FinTech usage, financial inclusion remains a concern for Africans. As a FinTech innovator, we aim to provide affordable and transparent access to credit and other basic financial services that improve the financial well-being of digital natives,” said Deepak H. Saluja, Co-Founder & Group CEO at TSLC. “We aim to achieve this in Nigeria through our unique AI/ML-powered neo-banking platform and by partnering with leading banking and non-banking institutions in the region.”

In Nigeria, the biggest economy in Africa, over NGN 27 trillion ($62 billion) circulated only last year through various transactions from unbanked or underbanked individuals not accounted for by the country’s central banking system. However, the country has seen a growth of 54% in FinTech usage among consumers, giving a glimpse of wide adoption among African countries as the primary enabler of financial inclusion in the region.

“We see affordable access to financial services as critical to improving the financial wellness of our consumers. In early 2022, we started eRin by leveraging the power of TSLC Platform Services as a pilot project with Central Bank approval,” said A. M. M. Moyen Uddin, Deputy Managing Director, Dhaka Bank Limited, Bangladesh. “Since then, we’ve achieved astonishing success, including a 40% monthly increase in MAU (Monthly Active User), serving millions of Bangladeshi Gen-Zs and Millennials in a pilot phase, and we’re about to lunch it publicly in a grand ceremony with regulatory approval. We are excited about what’s coming next for TSLC Platform Services and the impact it will inevitably have on the African continent.”

TSLC’s unique AI/ML-powered neo-banking platform allows traditional banks to accurately measure their consumers’ credit scores and provide loan approval within minutes. This offers consumers affordable, secure, and quick access to credit when they need it.

So far, TSLC’s neo-banking services have helped its joint ventures and traditional banking partners achieve excellent results in Bangladesh, including:

  • Provide a loan approval within four minutes
  • Reach 40% monthly growth on monthly active users (MAU).
  • Plans to achieve the $20 million landmark in disbursed loans by the end of the year.

TSLC’s goal is to serve the financially underserved globally and allow young entrepreneurs to start their ventures and unlock their full potential. After launching in Nigeria with two partners, TSLC Platform Services plans to scale further across the country and region through 2023.

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