An integrated platform that consolidates all its retail loan offerings into one digital access point has been introduced by Stanbic IBTC Bank.
The product, known as Digital Lending Suite, was developed in response to customers’ evolving needs for convenient, secure, and reliable credit solutions.
According to the member of Standard Bank Group, by providing seamless access to multiple loan products via digital channels, it continues to demonstrate its leadership in driving financial innovation within Nigeria’s banking sector.
The platform has products such as EZ Cash, Unsecured Personal Loan (UPL) and many more consumer loan options reflecting the bank’s commitment to simplifying borrowing and strengthening financial inclusion through technology.
EZ Cash was designed to meet immediate, short-term needs, offering customers instant access to loans from N50,000 up to N10 million with a tenor of up to 24 months.
The Unsecured Personal Loan (UPL) caters to medium- to long-term financing requirements, providing larger loan amounts with repayment tenors of up to 48 months. It is structured to accommodate salaried customers seeking to fund personal projects or lifestyle needs, with the added option to revolve the facility once a portion of the loan has been repaid.
Both products are exclusively available to salaried customers whose accounts are domiciled with Stanbic IBTC Bank; subject to credit assessments and approvals.
The Digital Lending Suite is available across multiple digital touchpoints, enabling customers to apply and receive funds with ease. Applications are processed digitally via the new Stanbic IBTC Mobile App 3.0.
The product is collateral-free, comes with a fixed monthly interest rate, and offers flexible repayment, including early repayment without penalty.
“By integrating our loan offerings into a single digital platform, we are improving access to credit while maintaining the speed, security, and reliability that our customers trust Stanbic IBTC Bank to provide,” the Executive Director for Personal and Private Banking at Stanbic IBTC Bank, Olu Delano, noted.