Leading global AI-powered credit decision platform provider, Scienaptic AI announced today that U GRO Capital, an Indian listed MSME lending fintech company, is now live on its platform. This collaboration will facilitate better early warning signal mechanism for credit underwriting and enhance loan decisioning for the MSME sector in India.
Incepted in 2018, U GRO Capital is working towards bridging the 600 billion USD SME credit gap, which is growing annually at 7%. U GRO Capital utilizes a sector focused and technology-enabled approach leveraging fintech and fintouch to deliver customized credit solutions to its MSME customers. The company aspires to capture 1% market share of the total MSME lending market by 2025.
Subrata Das, Chief Innovation Officer at UGRO Capital said, “At UGRO Capital, we pride ourselves in being a ‘people’s company’ and providing a ‘You-centric’ credit approach for small and medium businesses who have historically lacked access to formal credit. Our partnership with Scienaptic AI will help us to identify any emerging signals if our customers are facing financial difficulties and help them overcome their hurdles. This will support our mission of building India’s leading Lending as a Service (LaaS) platform to resolve the credit gap in the MSME sector. Our early analysis indicates that the Scienaptic’s platform resonates well with our technology architecture, as we continue to enhance its utility.”
“We are extremely excited to announce that U GRO Capital is now live on our platform. They are now leveraging our early warning predictive modelling for pre-emptive calling and collection strategies on their existing customer base,” said Joydip Gupta, APAC Head of Scienaptic. “Our AI-powered credit underwriting platform will enable U GRO Capital in creating an inclusive financial ecosystem for those businesses lacking proper credit history.”
U GRO Capital has an AUM of INR 2,589 cr. It recently crossed 16,500 customer base mark. As of Jan. 31, 2022, the company had a network of 85 branches across nine states. It plans to achieve over INR 20,000 crore of AUM, serving 250,000 MSME customers and expand to 270 branches by 2025.
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