Koko has defined specific thresholds for Days Past Due (DPD) to manage transaction default rates:
1. If the default rate falls between 5% and 10%, a warning alert will be issued to address potential risks.
2. A 14-day suspension will be imposed if the default rate falls between 10% and 15%, aiming to mitigate the increase in default rates.
3. If the default rate for DPD 1+ transactions is 10% or higher after reactivation, termination procedures will be initiated.
4. Termination procedures will be initiated if the default rate for Koko transactions is 15% or higher.
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Modified on: Tue, 12 Mar, 2024 at 1:36 PM
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