The Ovamba platform uses a social or “peer-to-peer” lending model that allows our retail and institutional lenders to lend and borrow from each other with complete transparency. The Ovamba platform provides liquidity and risk management for regulated local financial firms. This reduces the cost and complexity that is usually seen in the traditional banking systems, and passes the savings onto Ovamba’s members and borrowers.
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