APX Lending
Debt Financing in 2025
APX Lending specializes in secure and compliant cryptocurrency-backed lending solutions. Its platform facilitates borrowing against cryptocurrencies, offering centralized finance (CeFi) loans with real-time blockchain visibility of collateral throughout the loan term. Notably, APX does not re-invest or loan out collateral, ensuring safety and transparency for customers seeking personal or business credits.
Nectar NZ
Debt Financing in 2023
Nectar NZ Limited, founded in 2015 and based in Auckland, operates a cloud-based lending platform that provides a range of personal loans, including options for car purchases, emergencies, debt consolidation, home improvements, holidays, and weddings. The company focuses on delivering a simple, fast, and transparent online lending experience, enabling customers to receive interactive loan offers within seven minutes, available 24/7 on their mobile devices. Nectar employs real-time credit decision technology and utilizes various data sources to assess customer profiles, offering personalized loan options with low establishment fees and competitive interest rates. By prioritizing speed and clarity, Nectar aims to streamline the loan application process, eliminating traditional paperwork and allowing funds to be transferred directly to customers' accounts within a day. The company emphasizes a secure and user-friendly experience, providing the option for customers to explore their loan options anonymously or seek assistance from their experienced team.
Inverite Insights
Debt Financing in 2021
Inverite Insights is on a mission to empower Canadians, with credit building goods, advice and resources, to handle their personal finances.
Progressa
Debt Financing in 2018
Progressa is a Canadian direct-pay lending platform designed to assist individuals in managing their debt by facilitating direct payments to creditors. The company offers partial payment loans ranging from $1,000 to $15,000, with repayment terms between 6 and 60 months. Utilizing data science, Progressa develops customer scoring models to help users access loans conveniently and improve their credit ratings. The platform also features automated interest rate reductions every six months for users who demonstrate good payment behavior, thereby reducing overall borrowing costs. Through its services, Progressa aims to provide consumers with a second chance at financial stability.
Progressa
Series A in 2015
Progressa is a Canadian direct-pay lending platform designed to assist individuals in managing their debt by facilitating direct payments to creditors. The company offers partial payment loans ranging from $1,000 to $15,000, with repayment terms between 6 and 60 months. Utilizing data science, Progressa develops customer scoring models to help users access loans conveniently and improve their credit ratings. The platform also features automated interest rate reductions every six months for users who demonstrate good payment behavior, thereby reducing overall borrowing costs. Through its services, Progressa aims to provide consumers with a second chance at financial stability.