In Nepal’s rapidly growing digital finance ecosystem, trust is built on security.  

Aloi Private Limited is certified under ISO/IEC 27001:2022, the globally recognized standard for Information Security Management Systems (ISMS). This standard sets out the requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving a framework that protects sensitive data. 

This milestone reinforces our commitment to data security, operational integrity, and responsible digital finance innovation in Nepal. 

Understanding ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Certification 

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is the globally recognized standard for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving an Information Security Management System. 

An ISMS is a structured framework of policies, procedures, controls, and risk management processes designed to ensure: 

• Confidentiality – Information is accessible only to authorized individuals 

• Integrity – Data remains accurate and protected from unauthorized modification 

• Availability – Systems and information are accessible when needed 

The 2022 update modernizes security controls to address evolving cybersecurity risks, including cloud environments, digital platforms, and increasingly interconnected financial systems. 

For a fintech company like Aloi, where digital fund monitoring, income tracking, repayment systems, and financial profiling are core operations, this certification is especially significant. 

What This Certification Covers at Aloi 

Aloi’s ISMS certification covers: 

Providing a software platform for digitally monitoring fund utilization and tracking income, expenditure, and repayment. 

This scope is directly aligned with our role in enabling digital fund monitoring for financial institutions, development programs, and micro-entrepreneurs. Our systems handle structured financial data, repayment records, profiling information, and impact reporting metrics. 

Independent auditing under ISO/IEC 27001:2022 confirms that our: 

• Risk assessment processes 

• Internal security controls 

• Access management systems 

• Data protection mechanisms 

• Documentation and governance frameworks 

meet international information security standards. 

This level of compliance strengthens confidence in data security in fintech in Nepal, especially in sectors such as green finance, electric mobility financing, and agricultural value chain support. 

Why ISMS Certification Matters for Partners 

As a ISO certified fintech in Nepal (27001:2022), this certification strengthens confidence among: 

• Financial institutions and banks 

• Development partners and international donors 

• Government stakeholders 

• Micro-entrepreneurs and cooperatives 

• Electric mobility ecosystem partners 

ISO 27001 certification demonstrates that we follow a risk-based approach to identifying potential threats, implementing appropriate security controls, and continuously improving our systems. 

Strengthening Nepal’s Digital Finance Infrastructure 

As a Nepal-based ISO 27001:2022 certified company, Aloi operates at the intersection of fintech, climate finance, and MSME development. Our platforms support digital lending transparency, fund tracking, and financial visibility for underserved sectors. 

In Nepal’s fintech landscape — where digital credit, electric vehicle financing, and agricultural finance platforms are expanding — robust information security is not optional. It is critical infrastructure. 

By aligning with international ISMS standards, we contribute to building a more secure, accountable, and globally credible digital finance ecosystem within Nepal. 

Secure systems. Transparent processes. Responsible innovation. 

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Invest with Trust

Aloi’s custom closed-loop wallets ensures every dollar invested in communities or individuals is used for its intended purpose.

Whether you’re a financial institution, NGO, government agency, or climate fund, use Aloi to build your digital ecosystem for full visibility into tracking last mile disbursements.

<1% of climate finance

reaches people and businesses at a grassroots level. An equitable green transition will need an additional US$4 billion/year to support informal sector entrepreneurs and businesses.

How can we increase the trust for investing in last mile communities?

• Trust
• Transparency
• Traceability

What can you do with Aloi? 

✔️ License our platform for fund monitoring or carbon credit programs. 

✔️ Digitally disburse and monitor loans, grants, or subsidies in real time. 

✔️ Measure carbon credits generated from verified micro-actions. 

✔️ Verify climate impact data from tree planting to EV adoption. 

✔️ Empower low-literacy users through SMS and voice-based usage. 

How Aloi makes a difference? 

✅ Real-time monitoring and visualization 

✅ Works online/offline, even in remote areas 

✅ Designed for last-mile accessibility and trust 

✅ Scalable and customizable for your projects 

✅ Proven model for green, inclusive finance 

Real Impact in Action 

In Nepal, Aloi powers: 

• Electric mobility: Financing e-tuktuks and e-buses. 

• Sustainable agriculture: Loans for dairy, coffee, and women farmers

• Forestry programs: Carbon credit disbursement 

 Used by 28+ financial institutions and trusted by global partners like UNDP. 

Let’s Build Transparent Climate Finance Together 

Partner or license Aloi’s technology to power your next impact program whether in carbon credits, Impact loans, humanitarian relief, grants or services.  

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Our former name ‘Aeloi’ and our new name both are the phonetic spelling of alloy. You might be thinking why we are changing the spelling when it has the same meaning. Well, in these almost three years of our company, ‘Aeloi’ was often pronounced incorrectly. Especially our stakeholders like grassroots level micro-entrepreneurs, the financial institutions, and the vendors we work with couldn’t pronounce ‘Aeloi’ and even in some cases couldn’t remember the name. As you know, a brand isn’t just a name, it’s the whole purpose that it caters to and how the stakeholders perceive us. In many cases, people couldn’t find our website and our socials because the name was so hard to pronounce and remember. Hence, with the New Year 2022, we introduce you our new name ‘Aloi’.

The re-branding journey 

Our rebranding from Aeloi to Aloi started more than 6 months back. From the name to the logo, we had to change a lot of things. Aloi and the team had a really tough time deciding on a new name and logo that still reflected our vision: ‘Unlocking affordable impact-targeted financing to grow a green economy led by grassroots micro-enterprises.’

Throughout this journey, we did a lot of brainstorming where we took a lot of ideas and advice from our team and other professionals. Even if we had to change our logo, we have kept the brand colours the same. With the help of all the brainstorming and collective ideas, we finally launched our new name Aloi Private Limited with an upgraded logo. We aim to continue to open doors for micro-businesses to more affordable business financing. 

Say hello to Aloi!

We are extremely happy and excited about our new name. Aloi is easy to pronounce and we hope now it will be easier for our stakeholders to remember that ‘Aloi’ the company provides loan insight software for financial institutions. Through the software, they can monitor loan end-use, view real-time insights similar to automatic audits on microenterprises.

Aloi has been working towards providing micro-entrepreneurs with access to affordable finances. We continue to help them build their credit score for better future financing. At the end of the day, Aloi is working and will keep on working to make the grassroots economy thrive. 

Here’s to the new name ‘Aloi’ and creating more last-mile impact in the grassroots economy.

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A few months ago, our co-founder Tiffany Tong was selected to join the Coaching Fellowship. Congratulations!

From TCFS website:

“The Coaching Fellowship nurtures and brings together the world’s high potential young women leaders of impact.

We believe that through the combination of coaching and fellowship at a crucial point in their career, young women leaders will manifest the change they want to be and see in the world faster and at an exponentially greater scale.

Together, we are bringing forward a new generation of women leaders building the world of tomorrow today.”