GCB turns MSME transaction data into collateral-free credit

GCB turns MSME transaction data into collateral-free credit

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GCB Bank is using transaction data generated by micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) to extend unsecured loans of up to GH¢1 million, seeking to overcome poor record-keeping and documentation gaps that often restrict their access to formal credit.

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