Six Listed Loan Platforms Report Sharp Contractions in 2026 H1 Results
Six listed loan facilitation platforms reported their first-half 2026 results after new industry rules took effect, showing sharp contractions in loan origination and outstanding balances, with revenue and net profit broadly declining. Qifu Technology saw second-quarter loan origination fall 25% year on year to RMB 63.38 billion, while outstanding balances dropped 23% to RMB 107.58 billion. Two platforms posted net losses, and net profit declines reached as high as 95%.
The first interim reporting season for listed loan facilitation platforms following the implementation of the new loan facilitation rules has concluded. Six platforms that disclosed their first-half 2026 results showed common characteristics: a sharp contraction in loan origination volumes and outstanding balances, a notable decline in revenue and net profit, with two of them recording net losses.
As of September 7, 2026, the platforms that had disclosed results included Qifu Technology, FinVolution Group, LexinFintech, Xiao Ying Technology, Jiayin Group, and WeLab (Weixin Financial), with their corresponding credit products being Qifu Jietiao, Paipaidai, Fenqile, Xiaoying Card Loan, Niwodai, and Doudou Qian.
Looking at specific figures, Qifu Technology facilitated RMB 63.38 billion in loans in the second quarter, down 25% year on year, while its outstanding loan balance at the end of the second quarter stood at RMB 107.58 billion, down 23% year on year. Jiayin Group and Lufax Holding recorded losses in the second quarter, while Xiao Ying Technology and WeLab barely maintained profitability. Overall, as loan volumes contracted, profitability across the platforms came under pressure, with net profit declines reaching as high as 95%.
The impact of the new loan facilitation rules became evident in the first full reporting period, with platforms significantly slowing their loan disbursement pace and existing business scales shrinking in tandem. Among the six platforms, most recorded varying degrees of decline in both revenue and profit, indicating that the industry remains in an adjustment phase.
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