Paper Key : IRJ************157
Author: Sudhir Yadav
Date Published: 06 Apr 2025
Abstract
The financial technology domain took control of the service market through solutions allowing financial equilibrium combined with easy-to-use banking services and lower-cost digital solutions powered by smartphones and digital wallets and peer-to-peer loan programs. The research investigates the modernization of credit lending practices for unestablished or underqualified borrowers in India through fintech NBFCs. For this research, the researcher gathered information from secondary sources by examining data provided by both the Fintech Association for Consumer Empowerment (FACE) and SIDBI reports. The analysis of personal credit data for finTech NBFCs in India extends from 2018-19 until 2023-24, according to this research. The examination includes personal lending practices of finTech NBFCs regarding loan approval levels and outstanding debt compared to traditional NBFCs and banking entities. Personal loan requests of low volume but high value are the primary focus of fintech NBFCs, though conventional bank customers hold greater market value together with their premium credit offerings. A majority of personal loans issued by fintech NBFCs target borrowers within the 26-35 age groups, who represent 51% of total sanctioned value. Their establishment of digital channels has allowed them to provide services successfully to technology-oriented first-time borrowers. Small- value loan operations form a major part of fintech NBFCsfinancial activities since their 25k and less loans account for 34 percent of total commitments. To succeed financially, fintech NBFCs must expand into medium- and high-value loans together with implementing technological solutions for assessing risks and mutually working with traditional financial institutions.Keywords: Financial Technology, Banking, Fintech NBFCs, Fintech Lending, Personal Credit, Financial Inclusion
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