MFB-only foundation · NRB mid-May 2026 baseline
A registry with memory.
Find every current Nepal Class “D” microfinance institution, trace former names and mergers, inspect source proof, and watch official pages for vacancies and meaningful changes, and turn published reports into verified financial data.
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Primary-source firstNRB and official institution pages outrank directories and news.
Evidence answer
Resolved institution
Canonical current universeOne record per institution, based on the latest official NRB list.
Old-name resolverAliases and predecessors lead to the present successor.
Field-level evidenceIdentity can be verified while CEO or branch count remains pending.
Real change storageD1 snapshots create reviewable changes; no hardcoded change feed.
Current universe
All licensed Class “D” institutions
Identity, capital, headquarters and working area come from the NRB mid-May 2026 list. Other fields keep independent verification states.
Institutional memory
Former institutions never become dead links
Each former MFI remains searchable and points forward to the institution that now carries its lineage.
Lineage graph
Select a former institution
Choose a historical institution to see its verified path.
Approved-source scanner
Detect vacancies, reports, people, branches and merger signals
The scanner stays inside the registered institution domain, checks robots.txt, follows relevant internal pages and returns evidence links. Persistence is optional through D1.
No scan has been run in this session.
Private research workflow
Turn unknown fields into controlled work
Every missing or uncertain field becomes a task. This replaces invented values and makes completeness measurable.
Evidence policy
Sources are part of the data, not footnotes added later
Every published claim carries a source grade, date and verification state. Conflicts remain visible until reviewed.
Primary authoritative
NRB, official MFI pages, annual reports, NEPSE/SEBON filings and official notices.
Strong secondary
Established financial media and credit-rating reports used to corroborate or discover history.
Discovery only
Directories, search results and social posts can open a research task but cannot alone confirm a fact.