iFood turned delivery data into a bank — iFood Pago lends where banks won't
iFood's 96 million monthly orders became underwriting: iFood Pago opened 140,000 restaurant accounts and lent R$1.5 billion on real sales, not credit scores.
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iFood's 96 million monthly orders became underwriting: iFood Pago opened 140,000 restaurant accounts and lent R$1.5 billion on real sales, not credit scores.
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