Leveraging Mendix’s low-code capabilities, the microfinance leader is adopting modernized architecture and empowering its teams to rapidly build solutions that drive significant cost savings, and streamline operations across thousands of branches.
India’s financial sector is undergoing a rapid digital evolution, driven by public sector efforts that encompass digital infrastructure, financial inclusion schemes, and regulatory reforms among others. Given India’s burgeoning digital economy, transitioning to digital workflows and fostering innovation is no longer optional but essential for sustained long-term growth.
This was the impetus behind CreditAccess Grameen Limited (CA Grameen)’s selection of Siemens’ Mendix platform to empower its digitalization journey by enabling quick time-to-market for new solutions, strengthening collaboration between business and IT functions, and supporting the adoption of a modern/future-ready architecture.
CA Grameen, India’s largest Non-Banking Financial Company-Micro Finance Institution (NBFC-MFI), has signed a strategic partnership with Mendix, a Siemens business. The partnership, announced at Realize LIVE Asia-Pacific 2025, aims to accelerate CA Grameen’s digital transformation efforts using the Mendix low-code platform, developing a suite of custom applications that addresses operational challenges and drive growth.
Leveraging Mendix’s low-code capabilities, CA Grameen developed and deployed a customized application in quick span, significantly reducing operational bottlenecks in the auditing process. Besides contributing to significant cost savings and improved business agility, access to Mendix’s low-code capabilities also empowers them with the ability to rapidly innovate and accelerate time-to-market for transformational business solutions.
For CA Grameen, which operates across the length and breadth of the country with over 2,000 branches, it is paramount to maintaining its competitive edge in a competitive financial landscape and enabling it to effectively serve more than 4.5 million customers.
Digital transformation journey
CA Grameen’s digital transformation with Mendix began with a branch auditing solution, improving the audit process quality and setting the stage for broader innovation. The application development process, from ideation to production, took just six months, showcasing the rapid application delivery capabilities of the Mendix platform. Deployed on the cloud with support from technical implementation partner, Mx Omega Technologies, the new application enabled critical audit data to be compiled and made available in real-time, significantly improving decision-making and responsiveness when any issues or anomalies are identified.
Commenting on this partnership, Mr. Sudesh Puthran, Chief Technology Officer, CA Grameen, said:“Mendix has provided us a strong foundation for accelerating our digital transformation jounrey. As a new-generation low-code platform, it enables us to automate and digitize business processes faster, while fostering seamless collaboration between IT and business teams.”
He added: At CA Grameen, our vision is to create a scalable and agile-driven organization where technology empowers people and processes. This partnership has already delivered impact by reducing the audit cycle from 45 days to 38 days, helping boost field productivity by focusing on value-added tasks and deliver faster & more accurate reporting. Through strategic investments in technology, we are building the digital capabilities needed to drive innovation and support sustainable long-term growth.”
Beyond the branch auditing solution, subsequent applications at CA Grameen developed with Mendix’s low-code solutions are envisioned to further optimize field operations, customer onboarding, loan management, and various other core business functions, demonstrating Mendix’s versatility in addressing diverse enterprise needs.
“The rapid development and deployment of CA Grameen’s branch auditing application is a powerful testament to the transformative power of low-code in the financial sector,” saidMathew Thomas, Vice President and Managing Director, India, Siemens Digital Industries Software. “In a market as dynamic and competitive as India, the ability to quickly adapt, innovate, and move away from legacy manual
