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Tlpt
Tlpt is a Moscow-based financial lead-generation platform helping Russian banks and MFOs scale loan portfolios through performance-based customer supply.
Tlpt
Tlpt was founded in Moscow to address direct-sales efficiency for financial institutions. The firm sources and qualifies potential borrowers, delivering actionable leads to banks and microfinance organizations. Its model targets companies focused on growing loan-portfolio volume through measurable, outcome-based marketing. The firm’s deployment centers on supplying potential customers through its platform, with a specialization in monetizing declined applicant traffic. Clients pay only for achieved actions, a performance-based pricing model that aligns costs with verified borrower conversions. Tlpt claims this approach has helped partners double their net loan portfolios. Its geographic footprint is concentrated in Russia, serving nationwide lenders, though exact counterparties are undisclosed. Scale metrics remain private. Tlpt states that large Russian banks and microfinance organizations rely on its services, but no disclosed client roster or headcount is available. The firm received grant support from the Skolkovo Foundation, a Russian innovation hub, to fund its research into lead-generation effectiveness. Tlpt’s structural differentiator lies in its narrow focus on financial-services declined traffic, a niche within lead generation that monetizes rejected applications. This posture creates a dedicated pipeline optimization loop for lenders, distinct from generalist marketing agencies, though the opacity of its ownership and operational scale limits a full assessment.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Russia
City
Moscow
Corporate office
Moscow, Russia
Frequently asked questions
What service does Tlpt provide to financial institutions?
Tlpt supplies potential loan customers to banks and microfinance organizations, specializing in monetizing declined traffic — applicants rejected by one lender are redirected through Tlpt's platform as qualified leads for others. The firm operates on a pay-per-action model where clients are charged only when a lead completes a desired action, such as a funded loan.
How does Tlpt’s pricing model work?
Tlpt uses a performance-based compensation structure where financial institutions pay exclusively for verified customer actions, not for lead volume or impressions. This model is designed to align Tlpt's incentives directly with client loan-portfolio growth, with the firm asserting that the approach enables partners to double their net credit portfolios.
Who are Tlpt’s typical clients?
Tlpt's own materials state that its platform is used by some of the largest banks and microfinance organizations in Russia, though it does not publicly name individual counterparties. The service is positioned for institutions with direct sales forces focused on scaling loan origination.
Is Tlpt backed by any external organizations?
Tlpt has received grant support from the Skolkovo Foundation, a Russian government-backed innovation center that funds technology and research projects. The grant specifically supports the firm’s work on customer-acquisition research within the financial services sector.
Where does Tlpt operate geographically?
Tlpt is headquartered in Moscow and focuses its lead-generation services on the Russian domestic market, catering to financial institutions across the country. There is no public information indicating operations or client relationships outside Russia.
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