- Published on November 2, 2019
- In AI Features
Deep Dive: How Lendingkart Deploys Data To Increase Geographical Footprint
- By Harshajit Sarmah
When it comes to starting or growing a business, one of the major hurdles is the capital or the seed money. Over the years, small and medium-sized businesses have faced challenges in having access to sufficient and timely credit. Now, the MSME sector is considered to be indispensable with India pegged at becoming a $5 trillion economy by 2025.
One such company that has stepped in to fill this void is Lendingkart, a non-deposit taking NBFC providing working capital loans and business loans to MSMEs across India. In order to know more about the company, we got in touch with Harshvardhan Lunia, Co-founder and CEO, Lendingkart and Saket Anand, Chief Analytics Officer, Lendingkart.
Lendingkart’s Track Record
Over the last five years, Lendingkart has grown at a healthy pace. Its
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Harshajit Sarmah
Harshajit is a writer / blogger / vlogger. A passionate music lover whose talents range from dance to video making to cooking. Football runs in his blood. Like literally!
He is also a self-proclaimed technician and likes repairing and fixing stuff. When he is not writing or making videos, you can find him reading books/blogs or watching videos that motivate him or teaches him new things.
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