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Jaipur: Muthoot Fincorp Ltd recently launched a digital platform offering various financial services to its customers, including gold loans at home.
Named ‘Muthoot FinCorp ONE’, the all-in-one financial platform helps customers get gold loans from home or at their branches in 30 minutes, a senior official of the company said.
Chandan Khaitan, CEO of Muthoot FinCorp ONE, said, “The platform also offers MSME loans, investment products like Digital Gold and NCDs, and supports utility and loan payments, cash transactions, and round-the clock international transfers among other services.”
Khaitan said that with the gold loan from home service, customers can get loans against their gold jewellery from the comfort of their home.“It is convenient, safe, and hassle-free, and the loan disbursal takes 30 minutes,” he added.
Customers can also book an appointment on the platform to get a gold loan from any one of Muthoot FinCorp Ltd’s more than 3600 branches across the country.
“We have a clear vision to reach out to millions of customers, especially those within the younger age group, in the coming months through our gold loans, which are accessible both from home and our branches, along with our tailor-made MSME products,” said Khaitan.
The company has been increasing its branch network in Rajasthan and present in most of the cities and towns of the state.
Khaitan said, “Rajasthan is an important market for the company and demand for our products has been growing.” tnn
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Named ‘Muthoot FinCorp ONE’, the all-in-one financial platform helps customers get gold loans from home or at their branches in 30 minutes, a senior official of the company said.
Chandan Khaitan, CEO of Muthoot FinCorp ONE, said, “The platform also offers MSME loans, investment products like Digital Gold and NCDs, and supports utility and loan payments, cash transactions, and round-the clock international transfers among other services.”
Khaitan said that with the gold loan from home service, customers can get loans against their gold jewellery from the comfort of their home.“It is convenient, safe, and hassle-free, and the loan disbursal takes 30 minutes,” he added.
Customers can also book an appointment on the platform to get a gold loan from any one of Muthoot FinCorp Ltd’s more than 3600 branches across the country.
“We have a clear vision to reach out to millions of customers, especially those within the younger age group, in the coming months through our gold loans, which are accessible both from home and our branches, along with our tailor-made MSME products,” said Khaitan.
The company has been increasing its branch network in Rajasthan and present in most of the cities and towns of the state.
Khaitan said, “Rajasthan is an important market for the company and demand for our products has been growing.” tnn
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