IndiaLends, a fintech start-up that connects borrowers with lenders, has raised $5.1m in a financing round.

The round was led by existing investors ACP Partners and DSG Consumer Partners.

The company plans to utilise the proceeds to bolster its footprint and expand its product offerings.

According to local reports, IndiaLends has more than 8 million customers currently. Additionally, the fintech has disbursed more than INR20bn ($276.15m) in personal loans since its launch in 2015.

In the next 18-24 months, the company aim to double disbursements by focusing on Tier-II and Tier-III towns.

IndiaLends founder and CEO Gaurav Chopra was quoted as saying: “This fresh round of financing comes at a critical point in our business, enabling us to build our services and offer innovative products to our customers, as we usher into the next phase of growth.

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“The use of new-age technologies and the government’s pro-active efforts to push digitisation is helping this high-potential space to grow and drive greater financial inclusion across the country.”

DSG Consumer Partners managing director Deepak Shahdadpuri said: “DSGCP first invested in Indialends in 2015. Since then, we have witnessed strong market traction as Indialends leverages relationships with leading NBFCs and banks to make credit accessible to a broad set of consumers.”

Currently, IndiaLends has tie-ups with around 50 banks and NBFC partners.