Bridgin Blog

For alternative credit providers (i.e., lenders, microlenders, and asset-financing companies), accessing off-balance-sheet financing is often seen as a question of structure or investor appetite. In practice, the real barrier is usually operational and digital readiness: data quality, contract traceability, governance, and the ability to support investor-grade reporting over time. In a new practical guide published on the Masunga blog, we break down what OBS readiness actual

Bridgin has partnered with SunCulture to launch a pioneering financing structure that will support the expansion of clean-tech solutions for smallholder farmers across Kenya. This first-of-its-kind model is designed to unlock local currency capital for climate-smart agriculture, at a scale and cost that traditional financing tools have failed to achieve.

To showcase just how easy it is for distributors to connect their CRM or loan management platforms and make their portfolios available...

How can Off-Balance Sheet Coexist with Traditional On-Balance Sheet Funds? Let's delve into the fundamentals of both financing approaches...

Pay-as-you-go (Paygo) is a credit system that enables consumers to gradually acquire solar lighting systems and clean energy equipment,...

Our receivables finance platform, Bridgin, is already live and interoperable with all Paygo platforms in the market.

How Receivable Financing can Streamline Capital towards Last-Mile Distributors Watch the recording of an exciting webinar in which...

This is the introductory piece to a series of articles on the potential of receivables financing and why it can be a good fit for the...