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India Post Payments Bank Partners with Aditya Birla Capital Limited to Simplify Accessibility to Loan Products across India

  New Delhi. Asal Baat news.  India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) , a Government of India undertaking and   Aditya Birla Capital Limited (‘ABCL’...

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New Delhi.
Asal Baat news. 

India Post Payments Bank (IPPB), a Government of India undertaking and Aditya Birla Capital Limited (‘ABCL’), India’s leading diversified financial service company has announced their strategic partnership to broaden the reach and accessibility to loan products across Bharat.

This partnership integrates Aditya Birla Capital’s diverse suite of lending products with IPPB's extensive network and digital infrastructure, aiming to provide seamless credit access to IPPB customers nationwide. Through this collaboration, IPPB will provide referral service for Aditya Birla Capital’s wide range of loan solutions including personal loans, business loans, and loan against property to its existing customer base.

IPPB Customers will be able to avail loan facilities through Aditya Birla Capital’s state-of-the-art digital platforms ensuring a streamlined process for quick approvals, minimal documentation and hassle-free disbursement. This ecosystem integrates cutting-edge AI and data analytics to offer personalized financial solutions, catering to the diverse needs of customers across the length and breadth of the country.

Sharing his thoughts on the partnership, Mr. R. Viswesvaran, MD & CEO, India Post Payments Bank, said, “We are delighted to partner with Aditya Birla Capital to bring their diverse suite of lending products to our customers. This partnership will ensure that our customers will have easy access to credit through a simplified digital loan application process with flexible options. This collaboration is consistent with our vision of ensuring that full suite of best in-class banking products and services are available to every common man in India.”