With the purpose of providing a more comprehensive and simplified financial experience and facilitate access to financing and investment options from a single digital platform, the nearly 3.5 million dale!* customers can now find two new functionalities: application for credits and investments.
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Regarding credits, clients can request financing from dale! directly with Grupo Aval banks, initially, Banco AV Villas and Banco de Bogotá; Progressively, other credit options with other allied entities and third parties will be included.
For your part, from an investment perspective, go for it! offers access to Collective Investment Funds (FIC) managed by the fiduciaries of Grupo Aval, such as Fiduciaria de Occidente, the first entity to collaborate with dale! to provide this service.
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“Since dale! We are leading innovation strategies that allow us to complement the offer for our clients and offer integrated financial solutions. Our bet is to convert Dale! in a ‘super wallet’, where customers can simply and reliably access all essential financial products”he stated José Manuel Ayerbe, CEO of dale!.
Digital wallet come on! of the Aval Group.
Through these features, come on! reinforced its proposal for newly banked people, democratizing and facilitating access to financial services, such as financing and investment opportunities.
A few days ago the digital wallet enabled its platform for foreigners.
The wallet opened its services to people of any nationality who have an immigration card and PEP (Special Permanence Permit), allowing more people to access essential financial products that help them fully integrate into the Colombian economy.
According to the International Organization for Migration, IOM, there are more than 1.9 million migrants in Colombia, of which 1.7 million are Venezuelans, who generated an economic impact equivalent to US$804 million in 2023.
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HOLMAN RODRÍGUEZ MARTÍNEZ
Portfolio Journalist
