No Collateral, No Paperwork: Dfcu Rolls Out Quick Mobi Loan
Dfcu Bank has launched Mobi Loan, offering instant, collateral-free credit to individuals and small businesses in Uganda.
Dfcu
Bank has rolled out Mobi Loan, a fully digital product that allows
customers to access quick credit without paperwork, collateral, or visiting a
branch. The innovation is aimed at easing liquidity pressures for individuals
and small businesses across Uganda.
The
loan provides up to Shs5 million for business clients and up to Shs2
million for individuals, available to customers who have banked with dfcu
for at least six months. Funds are disbursed directly into accounts in under
five minutes, through either smartphones or feature phones.
According
to Jonathan Joseph Ngondwe, Products Officer for Assets at dfcu Bank, the
product is part of the bank’s broader goal of supporting financial inclusion. “The
dfcu Personal Mobi Loan fits into our mission of transforming lives and
businesses. It provides quick and accessible credit that can make a real
difference,” he said at the launch.
Two
categories are available: the Personal Mobi Loan, tailored for
emergencies, school fees, or other personal needs, and the SME Mobi Loan,
designed to provide liquidity and working capital for small enterprises.
Uganda’s
informal sector, which accounts for nearly 70 percent of the economy, often
struggles to access affordable credit. Financial experts believe digital
solutions like the Mobi Loan can help sustain and grow small businesses by
bridging funding gaps.
While
the loan carries an interest rate of 10.8 percent, slightly above the
market average of 9 percent, dfcu emphasizes that its convenience, higher
limits, and trusted banking infrastructure make it a valuable option. Ngondwe
added, “This product extends barrier-free access to credit, making it easier
for more people to benefit from our services safely and reliably.”
With
this launch, dfcu Bank joins a growing list of financial institutions
leveraging digital channels to expand credit access, underscoring the role of
fintech-driven banking in Uganda’s economic transformation.
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