Fintech

OpenCredit

A lending front-end where the calculator does the selling.

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OpenCredit — Fintech website
The brief

What it had to solve.

Lending is bought on one question — what does this cost me per month? A brochure site makes the visitor go and find out somewhere else, and most of them do not come back.

What shipped

  1. 01An EMI calculator placed as the primary interaction, not a utility page
  2. 02Eight credit products compared across 60+ banks and NBFCs on one screen
  3. 03Application capture with validation, routed straight through
  4. 04A CIBIL correction service sold alongside the loans, with its own flow
  5. 05Payment breakdown and a downloadable amortisation schedule
  6. 06An admin dashboard behind it for the team handling applications

Built with

  • Next.js
  • Admin dashboard
  • EMI engine
Screens

The site, in use.

Eight credit products in one grid, each carrying its own starting rate rather than a generic "apply".
01Eight credit products in one grid, each carrying its own starting rate rather than a generic "apply".
The personal loan page asks for a mobile number and nothing else — the rate comes back before the form does.
02The personal loan page asks for a mobile number and nothing else — the rate comes back before the form does.
The calculator: three sliders, a live EMI, a principal-versus-interest breakdown and a downloadable schedule.
03The calculator: three sliders, a live EMI, a principal-versus-interest breakdown and a downloadable schedule.
Verified Google reviews carried onto the page, named and rated rather than paraphrased.
04Verified Google reviews carried onto the page, named and rated rather than paraphrased.
Closing call to action, with the RBI and SSL badges and the representative-example disclosure beneath it.
05Closing call to action, with the RBI and SSL badges and the representative-example disclosure beneath it.
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