Inclusive finance sent a collection message. Which platform is the online loan from?

When you receive a short message from inclusive finance, it doesn't necessarily come from any online lending platform. Detailed explanation: 1. The so-called "inclusive finance" defined by inclusive finance is not the abbreviation of a certain online lending platform, but refers to providing appropriate and effective financial services to all social strata and groups (key service targets: small and micro enterprises, farmers, urban low-income people, poor people, the disabled, the elderly and other special groups) at affordable cost. ? Although it is true that some lending institutions have the word "inclusive finance" in their names, if they are abbreviated, they will not be called "inclusive finance" directly, but will have a clear title that can prove their identity. For example, the abbreviation of "Ping An inclusive finance" should be "Ping An inclusive finance". 2. Marketing Advertising or Fraud If the other party keeps sending loan information in the name of "inclusive finance", it may be marketing loans to users. This kind of short message is generally sent in groups, which is an advertising method of many loan platforms. There are also some lawless elements who may take advantage of ordinary people's ignorance of the financial industry and send short messages in the name of overdue dunning under the banner of the so-called "inclusive finance" to defraud others of their money. Suggestion: 1. The name of inclusive finance Platform may not be formal and credible. It is suggested that after receiving the information, if you mention that you have arrears under your name, first check your personal credit report or online loan big data to see if you really have arrears under your name. If you really owe money under your name, you should repay it through official channels. Don't click on the link contained in the short message casually, so as to avoid the disclosure of personal information. 3. If it is only a marketing advertising message, it can be ignored; And if the arrears mentioned in the text message do not exist, it is mostly fraudulent text messages. In this regard, if the other party keeps texting, you can blacken the number.