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Collection software for every kind of Indian lender

DailyRupee is one app for lenders who collect money back daily, weekly or monthly. Private financiers, NBFCs, micro-finance businesses and Pigmy agents use the same loan schedules, one-tap collection, WhatsApp receipts and reports, set up for the way their business lends — in 9 Indian languages, from ₹1,000 a year.

Private finance

Private financiers usually start with a notebook, a few trusted agents and customers they know by name. As the book grows past a few hundred loans, missed entries, cash gaps and overdue tracking start to eat the profit. DailyRupee replaces the notebook without changing how you lend.

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NBFC

An NBFC’s collection team is spread across areas and branches, and management needs controls as much as speed: who collected what, where the cash is, and which customers are slipping. DailyRupee is built around those controls while staying simple enough for field agents.

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Micro finance

Micro-finance collections happen in villages and urban settlements where the network is weak and borrowers prefer to pay in small, regular amounts. DailyRupee is designed for that reality: it works on any phone, keeps working offline and speaks the agent’s language.

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Pigmy collection

Pigmy (daily deposit) schemes depend on agents visiting shops and homes every day and collecting small amounts. Trust rests on accurate passbooks, which are hard to keep when entries are written by hand.

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Daily finance

Daily finance — lending to vendors, shopkeepers and workers and collecting a fixed amount every day — is one of the most common forms of lending in India. It runs on discipline: every missed day matters.

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Weekly finance

Weekly loans suit borrowers with weekly income — market vendors, wage earners and small traders. Collection days are busy and missed weeks hurt more because each installment is larger.

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Monthly interest loans

Monthly interest loans are common for traders, landlords and salaried borrowers: interest is paid monthly and the principal is returned at the end or in parts. Tracking which months are paid is where notebooks fail.

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