Do I need a different plan for each solution?

No. These are pages, not products — they describe the same platform from the angle a particular business arrives at it. One account covers daily, weekly and monthly lines, gold, rentals and chits together; which ones appear in your app is set when your company is configured.

Which page should I start from?

Start from whichever matches how you describe your own business. A daily line operator and a kandhu vatti business often run the same book — the pages differ in vocabulary and emphasis, not in what the software does.

Can one business use more than one of these?

Yes, and most do. A lender running daily lines might also hold gold pledges and rent out a few carts. Those run alongside each other in the same account, and the reports keep each product's figures separate rather than summing them together.

Where do country-specific pages live?

On the countries hub. Solutions describe what the software does; country pages cover the currency, payment rail, local business date and the kind of institution that signs up in that market.

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One platform, many ways to describe it

A daily line operator, a pawn broker, a cart renter and a chit foreman rarely use the same words for what they do — and none of them call it "loan management software". These pages describe the same platform from whichever angle you arrive at it. One account runs several of them at once.

By how often you collect

The collection rhythm shapes everything downstream — the schedule, the route, and when the day book closes.

Loan Collection App

Disbursal to final instalment, with field entry, cash and UPI reconciliation and receipts.

Daily Collection App

100-day lines, daily interest and pigmy-style collections, built around the daily round.

Weekly Collection App

Ten-week lines and market-day rounds, with borrowers organised by collection day.

Monthly Finance App

Monthly interest books, EMI with foreclosure, semi-monthly lines and salary-day collections.

Line Management App

For line finance, where the line itself is the business and the day book must balance nightly.

By what you lend against

An asset in the picture changes the record you have to keep — and what happens when a loan goes bad.

Gold Loan Software

Item-wise pledge register by weight and purity, on an append-only interest ledger.

Rental Collection App

Cycles, carts and equipment: a deposit and repeating rent, not a loan balance.

Vehicle Finance Software

One vehicle register, one EMI engine, and the governance layer a finance company is judged on.

Auto Finance Tracking App

The asset behind every loan, the EMI schedule in front of it, and the field collection between.

Chit Fund & Lending App

Chits and loans in one app instead of two systems that never agree.

By how the work gets recorded

What an officer does at the doorstep decides how much of your book is real by evening.

Voice Entry Collection App

Agents speak the entry instead of typing it, in six Indian languages plus English.

Voice Approval Workflow

Money in, money out and where the officer went — captured as it happens, gated where it matters.

By institution and deployment

Who signs the cheque, and whose infrastructure the borrower data sits on.

NBFC Loan Management

One platform from a single-route money lender to a multi-branch NBFC.

SACCO Management System

The part where money moves in the field — not an everything-at-once core system.

Aplikasi Koperasi Simpan Pinjam

Untuk jalur penagihan koperasi simpan pinjam, bukan untuk meja kantor.

Self-Hosted Loan Software

Run it on infrastructure you own, down to a Raspberry Pi in your own office.

White-Label Loan App

Your name, your logo and your own branded subdomain — not ours.

In your own words

The same field job carries a different name in every market. These pages are written in the one you use.

Looking for your country instead?

Solutions describe what the software does. Country pages cover the currency, the payment rail, the local business date and the kind of institution that signs up in that market.