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NMB Bank launches unsecured QR loan up to Rs 2 lakh

The financial institution introduced the new lending option to support small businesses.

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  • NMB Bank launched a new unsecured QR loan facility up to Rs 2 lakh.
  • The system utilizes artificial intelligence to process urgent financial needs.
  • The service targets small and medium enterprises connected to the QR network.

NMB Bank has rolled out a new lending facility aimed at small and medium enterprises. Borrowers can access funds up to Rs 2 lakh without providing collateral under the initiative. The financial institution has integrated artificial intelligence technology into its internal systems to facilitate the process. This digital approach is designed to address urgent financial requirements for businesses connected to the QR network. The introduction of this lending service supports broader digitalization goals within the financial sector. Officials noted that the offering broadens financial access for smaller business operators during unexpected cash flow needs.

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