A Survey on the Performance of the Credit FinTech and Providing a Business Model for the Credit FinTech Compliant with Islamic Contracts

Today, financial technologies in lending sector have an effective role in microfinance in developed countries. Microfinance is one of the challenging issues of the society due to the bank-centered nature of the Iranian economy. Launching a Peer to Peer credit FinTech can lead to optimal financial resources in micro sections, liquidity withdrawal from speculative activities and financing. This research investigates the performance of the credit FinTech in developed countries and a business finance model is proposed for credit FinTech appropriate for Iran's economy based on Islamic contracts (Civil Partnership Contract) by using analytical- descriptive methods, cross-sectional method and the idea of the experts. Proper policy making in the implementation of the model will improves the financing of individuals - small and medium-sized enterprise, providing facilities with a good interest rate, providing appropriate services, increasing access to individuals, reducing transaction costs, reducing informal lending activity in the socity, increasing social responsiblity and participation of people in economic activities in the society.