Don’t miss Moneyline’s Webinar “VRP 1 year in…” on Wednesday 26th February 2025 at 11:00 (London time). Register via: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oyqTYUzWTxGR27gIXsaIyw#/registration (You won’t want to miss this!)
Moneyline, a not-for-profit lender helping low-income households excluded from mainstream credit, has been using Ordo’s Variable Recurring Payments (VRP) for over a year now – and the results speak for themselves.
In fact, 75% of users say VRP has helped reduce loan repayment stress. This is a game-changer, especially compared to the old-school methods like Direct Debit, which can be rigid and costly.
What makes Moneyline so unique? They’re focused on helping people who often get overlooked by traditional financial services. They’re giving customers a much-needed break by using open banking payments and VRP – offering more flexibility, better control, and less stress when it comes to repaying loans.
The beauty of VRP lies in its simplicity and flexibility. Unlike traditional direct debits, which can be rigid and time-sensitive, VRP allows users to adjust their payments up until the last minute. This means that customers no longer have to worry about failed payments or missed deadlines—two common issues that many face when managing their finances on a tight budget.
But don’t just take our word for it. In the webinar, you’ll hear directly from the people who’ve benefited the most from VRP—customers who now have a clearer, easier way to manage payments on their terms. These real-life stories will give you a true sense of how VRP is changing lives for the better.
Moneyline’s CEO Shiona Crichton and CTO Rachael Magowan will walk you through how VRP works, why it’s been a smart move for Moneyline, and how it’s making a real difference for their customers. They’ll also explain why VRP is a step toward reducing financial exclusion and giving people more control over their payments.
What you’ll hear:
- Why traditional payment methods fail many customers, particularly those on low incomes.
- How VRP offers instant setup, full control, and flexibility – putting the power back in the hands of customers.
- The impact VRP is having on loan repayments, helping customers avoid the common stresses of old-school payment methods.
This isn’t just about payments; it’s about changing how we think about financial inclusion and making life easier for customers.
Don’t miss out – register now before spots fill up: Register here.