Category: Debt Collection Platform
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Enabling Affordable Access to Smartphones by Securing Device Financing in Nigeria
Home Smartphones have evolved beyond being basic communication devices—they are a gateway to a lifestyle enabling e-commerce, healthcare, financial services, etc., In Nigeria, where digital connectivity is pivotal in order to bridge the socio-economic gaps, access to smartphones is still a major barrier for many. Datacultr is playing a major part in overcoming the obstacle…
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Boosting Digital Literacy in Kenya Through Datacultr’s Affordable Smartphone Financing Solutions
Home Kenya, is the leader in mobile technology and digital innovation across Africa, boasting around 35.2 million smartphones in the country in June 2024, a 14 percent increment from the 30.7 million recorded in June 2023. Despite these impressive numbers, the affordability of smartphones remains a constant barrier to enhancing digital literacy in the country.…
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Enter the world of Cellular Financing with Datacultr’s Risk Management Platform
Home Mobile phones are essential for having digital services like banking, education, healthcare, etc. In Ecuador, where the internet penetration rate reached 83.6% of the total population at the beginning of year 2024. As per Kepios analysis, the number of internet users in Ecuador grew by 571,000 (+3.9%) between January 2023 and January 2024, smartphones…
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Why Outbound Calling for Debt Collection Needs an Overhaul
Home It’s 2024, and things need a bit of shifting in the industry. Don’t get us wrong, top financial institutions have built highly optimized and efficient processes and teams, no one can beat them, keeping in mind the constraints within which they work. Call and Collect, the go-to strategy for lenders the world over is…
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Unlocking the Future: Dive Deep into Device Financing with Datacultr’s risk management and digital debt collection platform
Home Gearing Up In today’s dynamic financial landscape, the “New to Credit” and “New to Bank” segments are regaining focus among financial institutions and central banks the world over. The challenges to cater to their needs however are real – without the traditional safety net of credit scores, how do institutions assess risk? Enter the…