A total of GEL 1.63 billion in assets are placed with microfinance organizations operating in the Georgian market.

The National Bank of Georgia's consolidated microfinance sector data shows that in the first quarter of 2026, microfinance organizations issued GEL 1,628,411,915 in collateralized loans, a 39% rise year-on-year. In the prior year, these organizations secured goods valued at GEL 1,172,139,307.

In particular, gold and jewelry are the most commonly pawned assets in microfinance, accounting for 1,055,338.574 GEL in the first quarter of this year. Vehicles come in second with 115 million GEL, and real estate holds the third position at 1.32 million GEL.