Peer-to-peer (P2P) loans are catching the attention of youngsters across metros.

The Peer-to-peer (P2P) online platform aims to bridge the gap between people who can lend and those who want to borrow without any security.

ET recently reported that P2P startups had decided to form an association with an intention of self-regulation. The association expects to ...

They fear that these issues could eventually drive potential investors out of this segment as well.

From established players like Faircent to early-stage companies like IndiamoneyMart, PaisaDukaan and OMLP2P, all are trying to develop the ...

The association will actively work towards creating awareness about online P2P lending in India and promoting its merits as an innovative a...

Recognition of peer-to-peer lending startups, revised guidelines for digital wallets & finalising charges for epayments can help fintech se...

An NBFC-P2P shall not lend on its own and not provide any credit enhancement or credit guarantee.

The Hyderabad-based company recently started operations in Bengaluru and plans to expand to a few more cities in the coming months. It is a...

The online marketplace connects borrowers who are in need of money to lenders who are ready to invest for higher returns.

Banks and NBFCs are looking to lend via alternative lending platforms following the government's push for digital transactions which is inc...

P2P companies are in the process of forming an association with an aim to create a fair practice code within the industry players and grapp...

While some have already started offering insurance products, most of them are waiting for the RBI to issues guidelines.

PTPL is the practice of large-scale lending of money between people online. In other words, it is an ‘emarketplace’ that hooks up lenders w...