Consent first
Capture the borrower's consent (OTP or signed form) before any bureau pull, with time and user recorded for audit.
A loan is only as good as the decision behind it. FastFee Lending brings the borrower's credit score and bureau report into the loan application itself, so your team checks, scores and decides in one place instead of juggling a bureau portal, Excel and WhatsApp.
Last updated 31 October 2026
Capture the borrower's consent (OTP or signed form) before any bureau pull, with time and user recorded for audit.
Fetch the credit score and report through your bureau membership or a supported partner and attach it to the loan file.
Score, active loans, total EMI burden, overdue or written-off accounts and recent enquiries, summarised for the credit officer.
Set minimum score, maximum FOIR, ticket size and other rules per product. FastFee flags what passes and what needs review.
Branch staff prepare the file, credit or branch manager approves. Every decision and comment is logged.
Approved loans move to disbursement and get an EMI schedule automatically, with no re-entry.
| Signal | What it shows | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Credit score | A three-digit summary of repayment behaviour (commonly 300 to 900) | Quick first filter for eligibility |
| Active loans and EMIs | Loans currently running and their monthly outgo | Shows existing debt burden (FOIR) |
| Payment history | On-time payments, DPD, settlements, write-offs | Strongest predictor of future repayment |
| Recent enquiries | How many lenders checked the borrower recently | Many enquiries can signal credit hunger |
| Credit age and mix | How long and what type of credit the borrower has had | Thin-file borrowers need different rules |
In India, credit reports come from RBI-licensed Credit Information Companies. A lender must have the borrower's consent and the right bureau membership or partner arrangement to pull a report.
Many first-time and rural borrowers have little or no bureau history. A low or missing score does not always mean high risk. FastFee lets you set separate rules for new-to-credit borrowers, such as smaller first loans, group guarantee for JLG members or a stronger repayment track record inside your own book before a top-up.
FastFee Lending has credit score check built into the loan application. With the borrower's consent, it fetches the credit score and bureau report, runs your eligibility rules, records the approval and sends approved loans straight to disbursement and EMI collection.
Yes. A lender must have the borrower's consent before pulling a credit report. FastFee captures consent by OTP or signed form and stores it with the application for audit.
FastFee fetches reports through the lender's own bureau membership or a supported partner. Available bureaus depend on your arrangement, which the FastFee team confirms during onboarding.
No. FastFee applies the eligibility rules you set and highlights risks, but the final credit decision is always made by the lender's authorised staff.
A lender's enquiry is recorded on the credit report. One enquiry has little effect, but many enquiries in a short period can lower a score, which is why lenders should pull reports only for genuine applications.
FastFee Lending supports the loan lifecycle from credit check and disbursement to collection. Final credit decisions, interest rates and regulatory compliance remain with the lender.