Dvara KGFS

Overview

Dvara KGFS is a non-banking financial company established in August 2008 by Dvara Trust. The company focuses on providing financial services to individuals and enterprises in rural India through its branch-based model known as Kshetriya Gramin Financial Services (KGFS). This model enables outreach to remote areas and offers a variety of financial products to underserved communities.

The company provides secured and unsecured loans, including Joint Liability Group (JLG) loans and loans for small businesses, as well as savings solutions and insurance products to promote financial inclusion and economic growth. Its customer-centric approach includes personalized financial well-being reports tailored to individual needs. Dvara KGFS enhances service delivery via an omnichannel strategy that integrates traditional branches, digital initiatives, and mobile branches, increasing accessibility for rural populations engaged in agriculture, dairy, and small-scale enterprises.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +91 44666 87000
• Website: dvarakgfs.com
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/dvarakgfs

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• Financial services
• Digital banking
• Kshetriya Gramin Financial Services (KGFS)
• Branch network
• Credit decisioning
• Loan origination
• Digital initiatives
• Perdix system
• Small business finance
• Digital outreach in rural areas
• Rural microinsurance
• Investment services
• Rural financial ecosystem
• Community engagement
• Socio-economic development
• Small business support
• Rural financial services
• Sustainable livelihoods
• Mobile branches
• Other nondepository credit intermediation
• Savings products
• Technology integration
• Gender inclusive finance
• Microfinance partnerships
• Insurance services
• Microenterprise loans
• Underserved populations
• Rural financial technology
• Rural microenterprise support
• Low-income households
• Women entrepreneurs
• Inclusive finance
• Banking
• Omnichannel strategy in rural finance
• Savings services
• Microfinance digital transformation
• Community-based financial services
• Mobile branches in remote areas
• Mobile banking
• Microfinance in India
• Rural banking technology
• Rural credit automation
• Branchless banking in villages
• Funding and investment
• Perdix
• Customer management system
• Smallholder agriculture finance
• Rural India
• Rural financial empowerment
• Digital financial inclusion
• Partnerships with FMO
• Agriculture finance
• Community outreach
• Branch-based model
• Rural banking
• Microfinance
• Customer touchpoints
• Rural microfinance models
• Financial inclusion
• Credit services
• Omnichannel strategy
• B2C
• Finance

Technologies Used

• AI
• Gmail
• Google Apps
• Google Cloud Hosting
• Microsoft Office 365
• Outlook