- Published on March 15, 2021
- In Deep Tech
How Decimal Technologies Uses AI To Empower Digital Lending Platforms
- By Ambika Choudhury
For this week’s startup column, Analytics India Magazine spoke to Lalit Mehta, Co-founder & CEO of Decimal Technologies to understand how the Gurugram-based fintech firm is leveraging emerging technologies to digitise lending.
Founded in 2009 by Lalit Mehta and Arvind Nahata, Decimal Technologies is a fintech startup that offers various mobile-based applications solving business requirements such as lead management, activity management and more. So far, the company has garnered over 200 thousand application users and disbursed more than $100 million in loans. Besides Gurugram, Decimal Technologies has offices in Delhi, New York and Singapore.
“Our aim is to empower the new generation mobile workforce and reduce customer acquisition costs by moving the digital touchpoint close
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Ambika Choudhury
A Technical Journalist who loves writing about Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. A lover of music, writing and learning something out of the box.
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