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Yape executive reports more than two million first-time formal borrowers in Peru 20 hours ago Positive More than two million Peruvians have obtained credit through the BCP app and, for the first time, accessed formal financing, Yape executive Rufino Arribas said. Yape began issuing loans in mid-2022, including to people previously without access to the financial system.
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Adjusted · What changed We removed the Felaban 2026 setting from the credit statement because the article places Arribas’s remarks about user numbers at that event but does not establish that he made the separate credit statement there.
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View original Easy＋ BEFORE THIS ADJUSTMENT Yape executive reports more than two million first-time formal borrowers in Peru More than two million Peruvians have obtained a loan through the BCP app for the first time with formal financing, Yape executive Rufino Arribas said at Felaban 2026. The report says Yape began issuing loans in mid-2022, including to people who previously lacked access to the financial system. Arribas also discussed Yape’s growth in Bolivia.
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