
United Kingdom · Financial services startup
CreditEnable is a credit insights and technology company based in the UK, with its main office in London and additional locations in Mumbai and across India.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
CreditEnable is a credit insights and technology company based in the UK, with its main office in London and additional locations in Mumbai and across India.
Founded by Nadia Sood and Varun Sahni, the company aims to address financial challenges by connecting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with lenders through a managed digital marketplace. This platform facilitates efficient and affordable lending using proprietary data analytics and AI technology. The company offers solutions for both lenders and SMEs. For lenders, CreditEnable provides tools for decision optimization, credit analytics, and portfolio management, enhancing the quality of SME loan books. For SMEs, the platform allows businesses to find suitable lenders without the need for multiple applications, assess their creditworthiness, and receive pre-approved offers without impacting their credit score. CreditEnable serves over 20 banking and financial institutions, helping SMEs across the UK and India access various types of business loans, including working capital and machinery loans.
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asset-based lendingretail industriesglobal credit solutionsloan optionsservicebusiness expansion loanscredit data platformsfintech for smesbusiness investment fundingdistributionmanufacturingcredit assessment technologycredit evaluation toolsbusiness financingcredit accessfintech solutions
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