GetItNow for LSPs
If you are an LSP, a DSA network, or a distribution platform, you have probably built or are building bilateral integrations with each of your lender partners. Five lenders means five separate integrations, five sets of disclosure templates, five commercial reconciliations, five different audit trails.
GetItNow replaces five with one.
What you get as a partner on the network
One integration. Connect to GetItNow once. Access a panel of lenders without separate integration projects with each.
Standardised flow. The same API call submits an application. The same disclosure template handles the RBI requirements. The same consent flow captures the borrower’s permission. The same audit trail satisfies your obligations.
Lender capacity visibility. See live which lender is open for which product. Submit to the lender most likely to approve given the customer profile.
Real-time status. Application progress flows back through GetItNow. Your customer sees status. Your operations team sees pipeline.
Settlement. Commercials per lender are pre-configured. Disbursement events trigger payouts to your ledger automatically. Reconciliation drops to near-zero.
Compliance posture
The RBI Digital Lending Guidelines impose specific obligations on LSPs. GetItNow handles the disclosure templates, the consent capture, the LSP disclosure regime, and the audit trail. Your compliance posture is materially stronger on the network than off it.
Who joins as a partner
DSA networks of all sizes. BC networks operating under sponsor-bank contracts. Fintech aggregators with consumer-facing front-ends. Specialist distribution platforms (vehicle, education, healthcare, MSME, gold).
What you bring
A live customer-sourcing operation. Verified borrower KYC and supporting data. A commercial expectation per product type. An engineering team or partner who can implement the integration in 3 to 6 weeks.
What we bring
The integration sandbox and documented APIs. Pre-configured lender panel access. The disclosure templates and consent flow. The settlement layer.