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Q&A: “We See the Association as a Key Partner for Strengthening Trust and Transparency in Digital Lending”

Credibur are a service provider that aim to fill a key gap in NBDL. Refinancing between alternative lenders and institutional investors is often still carried out manually today. Credibur want to automate this process and make it more efficient. Nicolas Kipp, founder and CEO, tells us more about his business idea and the motivation behind his decision to become a member of the DLA in August.

DLA:  Why did you found Credibur?

Nicolas Kipp: I founded Credibur to close a structural gap in the non-bank lending ecosystem. While many originators have strong deal flow, they often lack the infrastructure and processes required to access institutional funding efficiently. Credibur provides the missing link by enabling scalable, compliant, and standardized refinancing.

DLA: What exactly is the business model of your company?

Nicolas Kipp: Credibur is an infrastructure platform for structured non-bank digital lending. We automate loan transactions between originators and institutional funders – including loan tape reporting and covenants monitoring. As a background technology platform, we focus on interoperability, standardization, and data model expertise without engaging in active sales ourselves.

DLA: Why was it important for you to become a DLA member?

Nicolas Kipp: Membership in the DLA is important for us to contribute to shaping industry standards and to ensure that the needs of both originators and institutional investors are represented. We believe in building common ground across the ecosystem and see the association as a key partner for strengthening trust and transparency in digital lending.

DLA: Thank you very much for the interview, Nicolas. It’s really great to have Credibur aboard.

 

Foto credits:

  • Nicolas Knipp: Credibur