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Mega Corporation, a non-banking finance company, has announced its collaboration with Rajasthan Financial Services Delivery (RFSDL) to introduce a technology-driven salary-linked advance programme for government employees.

Mega Corporation is launching a salary-linked advance programme for Rajasthan government employees.

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Mega Corporation, a non-banking finance company, has announced its collaboration with Rajasthan Financial Services Delivery (RFSDL) to introduce a technology-driven salary-linked advance programme for government employees. The programme utilizes Mega Corporation's digital lending platform, Lendingo, to offer regulated, transparent advances integrated with payroll systems, signifying the company's entry into government-backed financial infrastructure. This initiative is designed to provide seamless digital access to short-term credit for government employees, ensuring compliance and transparency, as well as addressing liquidity needs in emergencies or unforeseen expenses.
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