Can RollingPay Ease Cash Flow Crunches for MSMEs?

Cellou Diallo, CEO, RollingPay

24-Oct-24 10:00

Can RollingPay Ease Cash Flow Crunches for MSMEs?

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In this episode of Open For Business, we speak with Cellou Diallo, CEO of RollingPay, a company offering flexible payroll financing solutions to small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

Founded in 2022, RollingPay wants to help small businesses meet payroll obligations with up to 90-day repayment terms, ensuring timely employee payments—even when cash flow is tight.

We explore Cellou’s journey from Global Head of Data and AI Delivery at SWIFT to building his own business, what sets RollingPay apart from other alternative financing players, and the platform’s future plans.

NOTE: RollingPay does not operate under any clear regulatory framework as we await the Consumer Credit Act to come into effect.

Produced by: Roshan Kanesan

Presented by: Roshan Kanesan

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Categories: markets, technology, managing, SME, entrepreneurs, alternatives

Tags: payroll financing, shariah-compliant, msmes,

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