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by Credgenics · Noida, Uttar Pradesh
Debt collections and resolution platform for lenders covering digital, field and legal recovery.
Credgenics is a Noida-headquartered collections platform built for banks, NBFCs, fintech lenders and asset reconstruction companies. It is not a general CRM. Each module maps to a stage of recovery: digital nudges over SMS, WhatsApp, email and IVR; a predictive dialer called DialNext; the CG Collect app for field agents; Billzy repayment links and eNACH mandates; and a litigation system that covers Section 138, arbitration, SARFAESI and IBC matters. Credgenics says it serves 150+ lenders and touched retail loans worth over USD 250 billion in FY24.
The litigation module is the main reason to pick Credgenics over a dialer-plus-CRM setup. It generates notices in bulk and tracks physical dispatch through India Post. It pulls hearing data from eCourts, and it gives empanelled advocates a CaseView mobile app where they can update case stages from the courtroom. Online dispute resolution runs through a partnership with JCAM, which helps unsecured personal-loan books where going to court would cost more than the dues.
The weak points are typical of enterprise lending software. Credgenics publishes no prices and offers no self-serve trial, so everything starts with a demo and a negotiated contract. The security page names an ISO certificate and encryption but no cloud provider or data-residency detail. The public Billzy Android app holds a modest 3.3 rating. Small lenders and gold-loan shops with a few hundred accounts will probably find it heavy.
In practice, pricing is quoted per engagement and depends on which modules you take (communications, dialer, field, legal, or managed collections servicing) and on account volumes. Integration runs through a documented REST API: you upload loans and payments, and tokens expire after 15 minutes by default. Plan a technical integration with your LMS before go-live, rather than expecting CSV uploads alone to carry the system.
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Best suited for: NBFCs and digital lenders running large retail or personal-loan books · Banks that need legal notices, eCourt tracking and advocate management at scale · ARCs and collection agencies that run field teams across several states · Lenders that want collections handled as a managed service on top of the software
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Digital collections
Field collections (CG Collect)
Legal and litigation
Payments (Billzy)
Platform and API
AI capabilities
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Digital collections and communications
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CG Collect field collections
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Litigation management and ODR
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Billzy repayments
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Other pricing options & add-ons
Collections servicing / Collections for ARCs
Managed collections run by Credgenics
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DialNext predictive dialer
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Integrations
Security & compliance
For Indian businesses
Mobile apps
Credgenics publishes CG Collect (field agents), Billzy (borrower repayments) and CaseView (advocates) apps.
Support & learning
150+ lenders
Customers
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Credgenics does not publish any prices. Every deal starts with a demo, and the quote depends on the modules you need, such as digital communications, the DialNext dialer, CG Collect field collections, litigation or managed servicing, and on your loan account volumes. GST is not mentioned on the site, so ask for the tax treatment in writing when you receive the commercial proposal.
No. Credgenics has no free plan, and its website lists no self-serve trial. The platform is sold to banks, NBFCs and ARCs through a sales-led process, so the practical route is to book a demo and negotiate a pilot on a sample portfolio before signing an annual contract.
Credgenics is built for regulated lenders in India: banks, NBFCs, fintech lenders and asset reconstruction companies with large retail loan books. It says it works with 150+ lenders. It is not suitable for a small trader chasing customer invoices, where an accounting tool's payment reminders are cheaper and simpler.
Yes, and this is its most distinctive module. Credgenics generates legal notices in bulk, tracks physical dispatch through India Post, and follows cases on eCourts. It covers Section 138, arbitration, SARFAESI, IBC and civil matters, and gives empanelled advocates the CaseView app. Online dispute resolution is offered through a partnership with JCAM.
Yes. CG Collect is Credgenics' Android app for field collectors. It supports proximity-based case allocation, route planning, geo-fencing, promise-to-pay logging and UPI or QR collection with digital receipts. Credgenics says the app works in 22+ Indian languages and keeps updating tasks offline, which matters for rural collections.
Credgenics says it holds ISO 27001 certification, encrypts and tokenises uploaded data, masks borrower personal details and enforces role-based access. Its Billzy payment module lists PCI DSS compliance and two-factor authentication. The public security page does not name the cloud provider or data location, so lenders should request these details during RBI outsourcing due diligence.
Credgenics publishes REST API documentation at docs.credgenics.com. It covers uploading and updating loans, posting payments, credit-line transactions and webhooks. Access tokens are generated from client credentials and expire after 15 minutes by default. Budget developer time on the lender side, because automated loan and payment sync is what keeps the collections data accurate.
Credgenics is mainly software that a lender's own teams run, with an optional managed servicing layer. DPDzero says it does not sell SaaS and instead runs collections for lenders on an outcome-based model. If you want to keep control of agents, notices and litigation in-house, Credgenics fits better. If you want to outsource the work, compare DPDzero.
Billzy, Credgenics' repayment module, sends white-labelled, prefilled payment links that accept UPI, debit cards, net banking, IMPS, NEFT, RTGS and QR scans. It can also register eNACH mandates for recurring EMI debits and reconciles payments automatically. International payments are not supported, according to the product page.
Yes. Credgenics is an Indian company headquartered in Noida, with its registered office in Okhla, New Delhi, and a consumer service presence in Jakarta. Its co-founders are Rishabh Goel, Anand Agrawal and Mayank Khera, and its investors include Westbridge Capital and Accel.
Credgenics's login is at https://app.credgenics.com/login, linked from its official website.
Credgenics's official site states ISO 27001 compliance.
Credgenics is crm software by Credgenics, an Indian company from Noida. Debt collections and resolution platform for lenders covering digital, field and legal recovery.
Credgenics is priced on request. Request a demo through App Advisor and we will ask the vendor for a written quote.
Credgenics does not advertise a free plan; ask the vendor for a trial or a guided demo.
Yes. Credgenics is built by Credgenics, headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh.
Credgenics suits mid-market, enterprise buyers looking for crm software.
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Credgenics is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

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