Top 5 Consumer Finance Apps on Android in Lebanon: Q2 2022 Performance

During the second quarter of 2022, the top five consumer finance apps on the Android platform in Lebanon showcased varying trends in downloads and active users. Below is a detailed look at the performance of each app, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Bank Audi saw a fluctuating trend in weekly downloads. Starting with 390 downloads in the week of March 28, it experienced a peak of 536 downloads in the week of April 25. The app's downloads then varied, reaching a low of 32 in the week of June 6 and closing the quarter with 267 downloads in the final week of June.

My BLF had a relatively steady performance in terms of downloads. The app began the quarter with 255 downloads in the week of March 28 and maintained a consistent range, peaking at 223 downloads in late April and ending June with 174 downloads.

CashBook: Business Ledger Book experienced a decline in weekly active users throughout the quarter. Starting with 722 active users in late March, the app saw a downward trend, reaching 442 active users by mid-June. However, it showed a slight recovery towards the end of June, closing with 510 active users. In terms of downloads, the app saw a peak of 224 downloads in mid-April, followed by a decline to 62 downloads by the end of June.

Credit Libanais Open Banking demonstrated a varied download pattern. The app started with 92 downloads in late March, peaked at 211 in the week of April 25, and ended the quarter with 102 downloads.

Santander Way: App de cartões showed significant activity starting mid-May, with a peak of 991 downloads in the week of May 23. Active users also followed a similar trend, starting at 208 in mid-May and peaking at 811 by the end of May. The app then saw a gradual decline in active users, ending June with 474.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.