Olowo makes a small loan behave like a proper agreement. What you are borrowing, what it costs, what you owe on any given day, and what happens if you are late — written down, agreed, and tracked by both sides. One app for borrowers, one for lenders, one marketplace in between.
Both apps are on Google Play and the App Store. Everything is on the web too — same account, same figures, any browser.
Hello AmakaOlowo
Your positionComfortable
Outstanding balance₦48,000
Monthly commitment₦9,000
Next due in 6 days
Credit score
712↗ Improving
✓ Paid on time✓ No defaults
✦ Ask about your money…
MarketplaceOlowo Lender
₦150,0006 months · Score 712
Restock the shop before December
Make an offer
₦60,0003 mo · 684
Your offer: 8.50% — pending
✓
Repayment confirmedThe balance has been updated.
Instalment 3 of 6Due Friday · a reminder, not a phone call
Two apps, one marketplace
One side asks. The other side offers.
Olowo is for the person who needs the money. Olowo Lender is for the institution or agency that has it. They meet on one marketplace, sign one agreement, and look at the same ledger.
Olowo
For borrowers
Post a request, compare offers, accept one, repay on a schedule — and build a credit score you carry everywhere.
Dashboard: your position, outstanding balance, next due date
Loans: post a request, watch the offers arrive, accept the best
Credit score: paid on time, no defaults, loans repaid — and why
AI advisor: a read on your money and a plan for this month
Ask about your money. Get an answer built from your numbers.
The advisor inside Olowo can see your loans, repayments, credit score and Ayanda savings. It reads where you stand, builds a realistic plan for the month from what you actually have, and tells you what to pay off first — in plain language, in the app.
Where you stand: a read of your position — comfortable, stretched or overextended
A plan for this month, built from your real balances and due dates
“Can I afford another loan right now?” — answered from your own figures
Which Ayanda products suit you, and why — never a loan approval or investment advice
Advisor chats are not saved on our servers — they live only on your device.
Your AI advisor · This monthWhat should I pay off first?
1
Where you stand
Two active loans, 48,000 outstanding, next instalment due in 6 days. Your position this month: stretched, not overextended.
2
What stands out
The 12% agreement costs you more per month than the 7% one. Clear it first; the service charge is already paid.
3
If money is tight
Pay the minimum on the 7% loan, put the rest on the 12% balance, and tell the lender before the date if you will be short.
Your advisor is thinking…
Credit score
712↗ Improving
12 / 12Paid on time
0No defaults
3Loans repaid
Your credit score
Repay well and it shows — to every lender, not just one.
Your score is built from your behaviour on Olowo, and lenders see it on every request you post. On-time repayments raise it steadily; a late one lowers it; a long record of loans repaid properly matters more than any single loan.
Not scored yet? Your first agreement starts the record.
Olowo Lender
Run a lending book properly, from your pocket.
Olowo Lender is the institution and agency side of the marketplace: see every open request with the borrower's credit score and purpose, make offers on your own published terms, confirm each repayment as it reaches you, and keep a commission statement that writes itself.
Every open loan request on the marketplace, with amount, duration, purpose, the borrower's credit score and how long it has been live.
Your terms, your range
Publish a minimum and maximum loan, a minimum and maximum rate, and your service charge. Requests outside your range are flagged before you offer.
Offer in seconds, withdraw any time
A rate, an optional note to the borrower, place. Your pending offers are listed on the request; withdraw one until it is accepted.
Your book, at a glance
Out with borrowers, active loans, defaulted — every agreement with principal, interest, service charge, outstanding balance and maturity date.
Confirm every repayment
A borrower records a repayment; it counts only when you confirm it reached you. The balance updates on both screens at once.
No subscription — pay when you earn
Ayanda takes a small share of the interest you actually collect, line by line as you confirm repayments. Nothing collected, nothing owed.
From application to your first confirmed repayment
1
Apply to lend
Create an organisation account, describe your organisation and set your lending terms. Ayanda reviews the application and emails you.
2
Offer on real requests
Approved, your offers go live. Browse the marketplace, read the score and the purpose, and offer where the numbers make sense.
3
Collect and confirm
An accepted offer becomes an agreement with a schedule both sides see. Confirm repayments as they land; your statement updates itself.
Lending money means you may not get it back. A credit score summarises past behaviour; it does not guarantee future behaviour. Olowo gives you the record — the decision stays yours.
Why Olowo
What the usual loan apps leave out — and Olowo puts in writing
Most lending apps give you one rate, take it or leave it, and keep the real cost for the last instalment. Olowo was built from the other direction: start with what people argue about afterwards, and write every one of those things down before anyone commits.
OlowoA typical loan app
Who sets the rate Approved lenders compete on your request; you choose One rate, take it or leave it
How interest works Charged once on the principal — never compounded, never rolled over Daily or weekly compounding, roll-over fees
What you see before accepting Total repayable, service charge and the full schedule A monthly rate; the charges in the small print
If you are late A dated reminder before the due date and a record both sides see Calls to your contacts, shaming messages
Your repayment history A credit score you carry to every lender on the marketplace Locked inside one app
For lenders No subscription — a share of interest actually collected Upfront fees, or no way to lend at all
Guidance An AI advisor that reads your real balances None
Where it runs Android, iPhone and the web, one account Android only
Safe by design
Built so there is nothing to argue about afterwards
Every lender on the marketplace is approved by Ayanda before their offers go live. An accepted offer becomes a written agreement with one schedule and one ledger both sides see. A repayment counts only when the lender confirms it reached them. Olowo never reads your contacts, never deducts without you, and you can delete your account from inside the app at any time.
Two apps. Both stores. One account.
Download Olowo if you need the money, Olowo Lender if you have it — and post, or offer, tonight.
Get Olowo on Google Play or the App Store
Post what you need and over how long
Compare the offers on the total repayable
Accept one, repay on the schedule, watch your score climb