Our Customers are Disrupting the Industry
Explore what’s possible with Provenir’s credit decision tools.
Flexiplan
Provenir’s flexible platform, which can be seamlessly adapted to various markets, will be a great ally for Flexiplan as it expands its business.
BBVA
BBVA wanted scalable decisioning technology to power its SME and commercial business lines and deliver the best possible customer experience. Provenir was the leading choice.
Yapstone
See how Yapstone responded to transformations in the online payments landscape, partnering with Provenir to maintain a competitive edge over other payment facilitators.
Hitachi
With a 25-year history of delivering invoice finance solutions to UK-based businesses, Hitachi Capital decided to level up with a bold, technology-forward approach — calling on Provenir to help.
Resurs Bank
After several acquisitions and plans to enter the Danish market, Resurs Bank wanted a credit risk decisioning solution with growth potential. And that’s what Provenir gave them.
Bigbank
Bigbank needed better credit and lending products that led to better customer experiences. That meant leaving outdated technology behind for a unified platform. That’s where Provenir came in.
Klarna
BNPL provider Klarna needed to replace legacy technology with real-time credit risk analytics and decisioning designed to keep up with shopper demand. Provenir provided the framework to get there.
GM Financial
GM Financial wanted to bring new auto lending and leasing products to market more quickly, paving the road for smoother loan origination processes. Provenir was there to help.
Meet our newest clients:
Zilch is the first Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regulated BNPL in the UK. As their chosen overall BNPL solution provider, Provenir will help Zilch easily scale and meet their ambitious growth goals as they expand in the UK and enter the US market.
Carbon, a pan-African digital bank, is partnering with Provenir to manage their credit policies, scorecards, pricing, and loan decisioning and support its ambitious growth plans across its operations in Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya.