Digital bank operators seek to unlock the value of Malaysia’s underserved market
Tan Ai Leng
AZLAN Zulkifli felt relieved upon learning that his car loan application was finally approved with the help of a used-car dealer.
Before this, the 34-year-old e-hailing driver’s loan application had been rejected twice by the mainstream banks.
“The banks which approved my housing loan and credit cards previously, when I still had a job with a hotel, have rejected my application mainly because I do not have monthly salary income documents,” said Azlan, who now earns around RM3,500 (S$1,100) a month.
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