No, on the contrary, India's aggressive push towards going digital has got everyone excited, especially the fintech sector. With the advent of digital lending, financial service providers in the fintech space are now able to offer better products to the underserved customers in a faster, more cost-effective and engaging ways. The government is playing an active role to push for financial inclusion, digitisation and startup activity, which has led to the introduction of policy initiatives, which provides a strong foundation to the FinTech sector in India. Almost 50 per cent of loan seekers in India with internet access have actually availed a loan digitally over the past 12 months. The consumers are now “digital ready” across different product types. They often look up on search engines and lending companies for research and to look for prices and loan eligibility criteria. The prospects of growth for digital lending is so huge in India that as per a recent report from BCG, it is estimated that the total retail loans, which could be disbursed digitally could be over $1 trillion over the next five years. Moreover, the digital disbursements over the next five years would be nearly five times the current levels.