Although some number of complaints is expected from such a large financial system, the concerning fact is much of the complaints pertain to traditional banking
They must also avoid applying for too many loans within a short span
Fibe has expanded its presence from 18 cities to 150 cities and increased its customer base from 35,000 to 1 lakh new customers per month, the firm said.
Verification involves manual interventions that can be quite complex
Google also said that the digital lending apps that fail to comply with the rules, will be deleted from the Google Play Store
Public sector banks are fast adapting to digital means as they have cleared digital lending of Rs 83,091 crore in the financial year ending March 2022. As part of EASE 4.0 reforms, state-owned banks were asked to focus on digital lending, co-lending with non-banking firms, agriculture financing, and technological resilience for 24x7 banking. The Enhanced Access and Service Excellence (EASE) program, driven by Indian Banks' Association (IBA), also stressed on data analytics, automation, and digitization. Launched in 2018, EASE programme sets a common reforms agenda for public-sector banks every year. EASE aims to foster new-age reforms in Public sector banks (PSBs) to improve profitability, asset quality, customer service and digital capabilities. The fourth edition of EASE was focussed on technology-enabled simplified and collaborative banking and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman felicitated top performing banks on various parameters, according to a IBA statement. Bank of Barod
India, like many other countries, is currently not FATF-compliant on crypto assets
The business model of the digital lenders has to change as they have lost their freedom to directly deal with the customers
Vetting of apps should not affect innovation
MeitY will ensure only authorised apps are hosted on app stores; all ministries to take possible action
Deputy Governor says guidelines issued on August 10 aim to curb exploitation of regulatory arbitrage
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Guidelines applicable to new and existing customers taking fresh loans
With the central bank having issued new guidelines governing the lending activities of financial technology firms, some may find themselves fighting for survival
Limit your allocation to 5-10% of your fixed-income portfolio and stick to highly-rated borrowers
There are reports that payment aggregators are also looking to knock on the RBI doors as their role has been eliminated
Under the new rules, the loans can go directly from regulated entities like banks to the customer accounts. This has eliminated the requirement of payment aggregators in these transactions
The developments come a week after the Reserve Bank of India recommended a law for Banning of Unregulated Lending Activities (BULA) to safeguard borrowers
"This process will begin in phases for our customers starting today and will be concluded by Monday," the company stated
Digital lending involves giving and recovering loans through web platforms or mobile apps. Here are the new regulations and why they have been introduced