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Home Credit and Hunter Games teamed up to accentuate customer engagement

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Home Credit India, a local arm of the international consumer finance provider Home Credit Group, has partnered with India’s gamification leader and revenue enhancement platform Hunter Games to enhance its customer’s experience base with powerful e-commerce and financial services cross-sells. Through this partnership, Home Credit and Hunter Games will be able to draw synergies for new customer acquisition, retention of existing customers and excite them with offers and deals on both platforms.

Further advancing its strategy, the company aims to create the ultimate gaming experience for gamers with Spin the Wheel. Leveraging the growing trend of gamification becoming the buzzword; Home Credit has curated ‘Spin the Wheel’ to increase user engagement and drive traffic to its platform.

Speaking on the tie-up, Milan Dolansky, Chief Digital Officer, Home Credit India, said; “Hunter Games is a creative gaming company with a solid foundation. We are delighted to partner with these creative minds as they understand how to engage the users and will help provide a renewed thrust to our new and existing customer base by keeping them engaged and motivated. As a company, we believe in evolving our strategy and look for innovative and engaging ways to expand our reach and connection that helps maximize user benefits.”

He further added, “Through this partnership, we aim to provide an edge to Home Credit by being pioneers in introducing this gamification service, thereby increasing awareness of our products and services amongst our digital customers”.

“This is an exciting partnership for us at Hunter Games, working with a Global Fintech firm such as Home Credit is amazing. With deep work together with the Home Credit team, we have a simple hyper-casual game, but it’s married to an evolved cross and up-sell campaign management platform for potent outcomes” said Dushyant Saraswat, Founder & CEO of Hunter Games.

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