Nandan Nilekani calls for expanding Account Aggregators to help street vendors get credit
The Economic Times, citing PTI, reports that Nilekani wants the framework to serve gig workers and other self-employed borrowers.
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The Economic Times, citing PTI, reports that Nandan Nilekani urged India to extend its consent-based Account Aggregator framework beyond salaried people to street vendors, gig workers and other self-employed borrowers. He said tax returns, GST data and bank account information could support cash-flow-based lending, and suggested adding utility payments to the framework. He also called for fee income for aggregators and possible compensation for data providers.
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