May 2026

May built on April's momentum, with loan volume climbing 1.94% and outstanding balances growing 2.77%, pointing to continued strength in origination activity and sustained borrower demand. Delinquency metrics moved modestly higher—Par 30 up 1.79%, Par 60 up 0.49%, and Par 90 up 0.66%—reflecting manageable shifts as portfolios expand. The collection rate dipped 1.63%, a notable improvement from April's pace and a sign that recovery efforts are finding firmer footing. Loan terms shortened slightly by 0.78%, while interest rates eased 0.29%, maintaining attractive conditions for borrowers without materially pressuring lender economics. As Q2 progresses, the portfolio remains well-positioned, with steady growth and stabilizing collection trends shaping a constructive outlook.

May built on April's momentum, with loan volume climbing 1.94% and outstanding balances growing 2.77%, pointing to continued strength in origination activity and sustained borrower demand. Delinquency metrics moved modestly higher—Par 30 up 1.79%, Par 60 up 0.49%, and Par 90 up 0.66%—reflecting manageable shifts as portfolios expand. The collection rate dipped 1.63%, a notable improvement from April's pace and a sign that recovery efforts are finding firmer footing. Loan terms shortened slightly by 0.78%, while interest rates eased 0.29%, maintaining attractive conditions for borrowers without materially pressuring lender economics. As Q2 progresses, the portfolio remains well-positioned, with steady growth and stabilizing collection trends shaping a constructive outlook.

A full breakdown of the calculations for these metrics is available here.

IndicatorMarch MoM
Volume1.94%
Outstanding Balance2.77%
Par 301.79%
Par 600.49%
Par 900.66%
Collection Rate-1.63%
Term-0.78%
Interest-0.29%

May built on April's momentum, with loan volume climbing 1.94% and outstanding balances growing 2.77%, pointing to continued strength in origination activity and sustained borrower demand. Delinquency metrics moved modestly higher—Par 30 up 1.79%, Par 60 up 0.49%, and Par 90 up 0.66%—reflecting manageable shifts as portfolios expand. The collection rate dipped 1.63%, a notable improvement from April's pace and a sign that recovery efforts are finding firmer footing. Loan terms shortened slightly by 0.78%, while interest rates eased 0.29%, maintaining attractive conditions for borrowers without materially pressuring lender economics. As Q2 progresses, the portfolio remains well-positioned, with steady growth and stabilizing collection trends shaping a constructive outlook.

A full breakdown of the calculations for these metrics is available here.

IndicatorMarch MoM
Volume1.94%
Outstanding Balance2.77%
Par 301.79%
Par 600.49%
Par 900.66%
Collection Rate-1.63%
Term-0.78%
Interest-0.29%