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Froda
Fintech · Stockholm, Sweden · Founded 2015
Fintech company helping small businesses make a big impact MoreLess
Froda is a Swedish fintech company that provides financing to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The company operates on a dual model. Firstly, it offers a fully digital financing product directly to business owners under its own brand. Secondly, through its "Froda Embedded" offering, it provides a white-label SME lending service that integrates seamlessly into the platforms of its partners, such as banks, payment providers, and other fintech companies. This allows partners to offer financing to their own customers without having to build the infrastructure themselves.
Froda's business model is centered around a data-driven approach to credit assessment, which enables a digitized and streamlined process for loan applications. This approach aims to improve access to capital, reduce costs, and save time for business owners. The company makes money through the interest and fees charged on its loans. Froda is expanding its services across Europe, with a focus on growing its embedded finance partnerships.
Keywords: SME financing, embedded lending, digital loans, fintech, B2B2C, white-label, credit assessment, financial services, business loans, European expansion
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