MFOs are joining ‘Dii’ – what will change for borrowers
This is reported in an article on LIGA.net.
Full customer identification at microfinance organisations connected to the ‘Dii’ services now takes not up to five days, but around three minutes.
For borrowers, this means a simplification of the loan application process itself. At the same time, the article emphasises that this effectively marks the beginning of a change in the rules of the game in the microcredit market.
From April 2026, MFOs will be able to integrate with “Dii”. This will enable them to verify customers more quickly and offer them higher credit limits.
Against the backdrop of this new level of convenience, another question arises: what exactly happens to users’ personal data? The article emphasises that this is a particularly sensitive issue, given the scale of the market itself.
How many companies have already joined
In total, there are nearly 400 microcredit companies operating in the market. However, as noted, only four have connected to “Diya” so far.
Thus, the new mechanism has not yet become widespread across the entire segment, but is already setting a new standard for interaction between MFIs and customers.
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