Top 5 Consumer Finance Apps on Android in Lebanon for Q3 2023

During the third quarter of 2023, the top 5 consumer finance apps on the Android platform in Lebanon showed varying trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. This analysis, based on data from Sensor Tower, provides insights into the performance of these apps.

Cash Book- daily expenses, published by ANKIT SARAF, saw a fluctuating trend in weekly downloads. Starting with around 169 downloads in late June, the app peaked at 276 downloads in mid-August before experiencing a decline, ending the quarter with approximately 133 downloads. The app's weekly active users followed a similar pattern, increasing from 955 in late June to a high of 1212 in mid-August, and then stabilizing around 1078 by the end of September.

My BLF, developed by Eurisko Mobility S.A.L. Offshore, demonstrated a more consistent performance. Weekly downloads ranged between 59 and 149, with minor fluctuations throughout the quarter. The app maintained a steady presence, reflecting stable user interest over the period.

eBLOM Lebanon, from BLOM Bank s.a.l., showed a gradual increase in weekly downloads. Starting with 93 downloads in late June, the app reached a peak of 111 downloads in late August. The number of downloads then slightly decreased, ending the quarter with 91 downloads, indicating a sustained user engagement.

SGBL, by SGBL DIGITAL BANKING, experienced significant variability in weekly downloads. The app saw a notable spike to 239 downloads in early July, followed by a period of lower activity. A second peak occurred in late September with 236 downloads, highlighting intermittent user interest.

Bank Audi, from Bank Audi SAL, also showed fluctuating download numbers. Starting with 88 downloads in late June, the app's downloads peaked at 108 in late August, before tapering off to 74 by the end of September. This indicates a varying but relatively stable user base over the quarter.

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