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1001 Startup Ideas- FinTech startup for payday loans

The startup will be a finance company which shall provide loans to the short term small loan borrowers. It will cater to the market of Individuals who do not have a credit history or have a bad credit history and are employed with a consistent salary record.

January 30, 2017 / 10:37 IST
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What is the idea?This week's 1001 startup idea is about establishing a company to provide small, short-term loans via a mobile and web-based application. The startup will be a finance company which shall provide loans to the short term small loan borrowers. It will cater to the market of Individuals who do not have a credit history or have a bad credit history and are employed with a consistent salary record. 

The startup will work with employers of the borrowers in this regard. The employer will register with the startup and provide access to employee's salary records to the startup upon request from the employee. The employee will also upload the bank account statement to show a track record of funds utilisation by the employee. Once the loan is approved, the employee will authorise the employer to deduct the loan instalment from the salary and pay the startup.

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Market DefinitionThe startup will be on par with a payday startup and provide small, short-term loans to individuals to meet their one-time or regular expenses. Payday lending across the globe is a huge industry.

According to Community Financial Services Association of America, Industry analysts estimate  20,600 payday advance locations across the United States extend about $38.5 billion in short-term credit to millions of working Americans in 19 million households who experience cash flow shortfalls. It also states that in addition to being a valuable source of credit for many consumers, the payday loan industry makes a significant contribution to the U.S. and state economies employing more than 50,000 Americans who earn $2 billion in wages generating more than $2.6 billion in federal, state, and local taxes.