India’s Fintech sector is booming, experiencing explosive growth, especially in the small-ticket personal loan market. A staggering 89% of loans under ₹50,000 are now originated by Fintech lenders, demonstrating their significant market penetration.
This rapid expansion shows no signs of slowing. Fintech companies are increasingly branching out into secured loans and actively targeting underserved markets, aiming to broaden their reach and impact. However, this ambitious growth trajectory presents significant hurdles.
Maintaining customer loyalty beyond short-term personal loans (STPLs) is a key challenge. Additionally, rising delinquency rates in business and property loans are causing concern within the industry. This highlights the need for robust risk management strategies.
To ensure sustainable and responsible growth, Fintech companies must prioritize two key areas: product diversification and enhanced risk control. By strategically expanding their product offerings and implementing sophisticated risk management frameworks, they can navigate these challenges and continue to drive innovation and financial inclusion in India.
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