What is it? Credit as a Service is a business model that allows financial institutions, fintechs, and other companies to offer credit products to their customers through a digital platform or via API. Benefits of the Model: Accessibility and Convenience: Access to credit products in a practical way, without the need for bureaucratic processes from the comfort of home. Agility: Faster processes and an easier contracting journey. Cost Reduction: This model reduces operational costs associated with processing and managing credit requests. How It Works: At BMP, this model can be offered by fintechs and even non-banking companies, which become our banking correspondents. Our purpose is to provide our partners with personalized and complete credit products and services for their entire network of relationships, in a simpler, more accessible, agile, and personalized manner. We create a complete credit pipeline with you, from onboarding to contract management, according to your business model. Among the available features, we can mention:Documentation Index
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- Onboarding: Quickly and efficiently onboard new clients with automated processes for identity verification and credit analysis.
- Simulations: Allow your customers to perform real-time credit simulations, adjusting terms, amounts, and conditions to find the best option.
- Contracting: Facilitate the credit contracting process, with automatic generation of documents and contracts.
- Generation of CCB: Automatically generate Bank Credit Notes, simplifying the formalization of credit.
- Signature: Facilitate the signing of digital contracts, with secure validation and compliance with legal regulations.
- Payment: Integrate payment solutions for installment settlements, offering flexible and secure options for customers.
- Contract Management: Manage credit contracts in an integrated and efficient manner, tracking payments, due dates, and potential defaults.

