TESTIMONIAL

Anita
Haryana
Anita, aged 30 years, is a resident of Karnal, Haryana. She lives with her husband and two
children. Anita’s financial position was not very stable because her husband’s earning was
too low for the survival of her family. Last year, she got associated with Paisalo Digital
Limited for her first loan to start a Cosmetic Shop. Anita now earns about `350 per day.
Looking at her growing business, her husband too supports her in business. She is now
financially secure and plans to further strengthen her business.

Champa Devi
Rajsthan
Champa Devi is a resident of a village near Keero Ka Mohalla, Tonk, Rajsthan where she
lives with her husband and three children. Champa Devi belonged to a financially unstable family and sold vegetables. She needed to increase her income in order to meet her
needs. She approached Paisalo for a loan so as to buy more vegetables. Now with the
help of Paisalo’s financial literacy guidance and fund, she has opened another shop of
vegetables even for her husband.

Dharmshila Paswan
Bihar
Dharmshila Paswan, aged 44 years, lives in Piro District Arrah, Bihar with her husband.
Her husband’s income is not more than `300 per day and the income is also not reliable.
She decided to open a grocery shop for which she needed money and approached Paisalo
and secured the loan. She has started her own grocery shop. With PDL’s support, she is
successfully running her business in the village.

Gaura Nayak
Rajsthan
Gaurra Nayak, aged 28 years, lives in Tonk, Rajsthan with her husband and three children.
Gaura Nayak approached Paisalo last year for a loan and after due diligence, she was provided the loan. She used the loan amount for her business. She started a grocery shop
her business started growing and has now achieved a decent scale. Her children are now
studying in a good school. For her, all this was possible because of a loan from Paisalo,
which is Available, Aware and Affordable.

Jitendra Kaur
Punjab
Jitendra Kaur, aged 32 years, is a resident of Gondwal Village, Ludhiana. She lives with
her husband and two children. Jitendra’s financial position was not very stable with her
husband’s earning of `300 per day was too low for the survival of her family. One year
ago, she associated with Paisalo Digital Limited for her first loan to start a Kirana Store.
Jitendra Kaur now earns about `250-350 per day. Looking at her growing business, her
husband too supports her in business. She is now financially secure and plans to further
strengthen her business.

Neetu
Punjab
Neetu, aged about 31 years, w/o Rakesh Kumar lives in Raikot, Punjab with her husband
and two sons. She run’s a small Kirana Shop in her village. She took loan from PDL for
growing her business. All her family members are actively associated with the shop. They
are financially independent now, and they say it was possible because of timely loan from
PDL as per their requirement, which fueled their income generation

Priti
Uttar Pradesh (West)
Priti, aged 30 years, is a resident of Garhmukeshwar, Uttar Pradesh. She lives with her
husband and two children. Priti’s financial position was not very stable with her husband’s
earning of `200 per day, which was low for the survival of her family. She associated with
PDL for her first loan to start the tailoring work. Priti now earns about `350 per day. She is
now financially secure and plans to further strengthen and expand her business.

Sapna
Haryana
Sapna aged 32 years is a resident of Radaur, Haryana where she lives with her husband
and children. Her husband’s earning was `7,000 per month, which was insufficient for the
survival of her family. Sapna got associated with Paisalo and a loan was given to her by
which she bought a sewing machine and started sewing clothes for ladies and children.
Soon her tailoring business gained momentum and she now earns approximately ` 10,000
per month. Her family’s standard of living has improved. Sapna also intends to open a
small tailoring shop and buy some more sewing machines which would enable her to give
employment to other women in her village.