NCS Analytics Adds CCA Payment Data to Cannabis Lending Platform
NCS Analytics and Cannabiz Credit Association announced an exclusive data partnership in a press release. CCA's dataset contains more than $3.7 billion in verified payment data and will be available through the NCS Platform and NCS Thea.
The integration will combine CCA's payment histories and risk ratings with operational data from state cannabis tracking systems and analytics from NCS. CCA tracks payments and collections for individual cannabis licenses, including accounts that have stopped paying.
Lenders will be able to use the combined data to assess borrower payment behavior, identify warning signs and evaluate lending risk. NCS expects to make the CCA data available to customers in fall 2026.
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