Zaggle partners with EarlySalary to provide instant lending solutions
Hyderabad: Fintech company Zaggle has partnered with personal loan and salary advance platform EarlySalary to offer affordable credit to more than 4,500 corporates catering to over five million users. With this association, Zaggle will expand its product line and offer affordable and instant lending solutions to its existing clientele. Additionally, this partnership will be beneficial […]
Hyderabad: Fintech company Zaggle has partnered with personal loan and salary advance platform EarlySalary to offer affordable credit to more than 4,500 corporates catering to over five million users. With this association, Zaggle will expand its product line and offer affordable and instant lending solutions to its existing clientele.
Additionally, this partnership will be beneficial to EarlySalary in terms of extending its financial wellness programme by leveraging the large user base of Zaggle especially in the corporate and the enterprise segment.
EarlySalary aims to help millions of people who want to achieve their financial freedom, meet any emergency needs and upgrade their lifestyle. With the rapid digitisation, the lending landscape in India has changed substantially, particularly to millennials, who are looking for personal loans.
Commenting on the partnership, Raj N, founder and chairman of Zaggle said, collaborating with EarlySalary will enable Zaggle to extend its product offerings to not just personal loans and the lending space, but to other financial products such as insurance, credit, wealth management that will take the company into newer growth areas.
Akshay Mehrotra, co-founder and CEO, EarlySalary said, the partnership with Zaggle will help corporates overcome financial worries with special benefits such as medical loans, salary advances and easy repayment for a personal loan.
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