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Lending Module · User Guide

The Lending Module, explained simply.

How wholesale loans, sub-agents, and real-time bookkeeping work together — in plain English, no accounting background required.

Last updated: July 2026 · 6 min read

The big picture

The Lending Module is built for lenders who disburse loans to borrowers and collect repayments with interest — on a real-time accounting system running quietly underneath.

Primary Lender
↓ Disburses wholesale loan
Sub-AgentRuns their own workspace
↓ Disburses micro-loans
End Borrower
↑ Pays installments back to the Sub-Agent
↑ Sub-Agent pays the wholesale loan back to the Primary Lender

Every loan disbursed, payment collected, or fee deducted automatically updates a general ledger behind the scenes. You don't need to know accounting to use it — the system does it for you.

Master Plan vs. Standalone Lending

You can subscribe to LedgerIQ Suite in two ways — with full Accounting, or Lending on its own.

Feature Master Plan (Lending + Accounting) Standalone (Lending Only)
Lending features Borrower directories, loan calculator, payment collections Borrower directories, loan calculator, payment collections
Sub-Agent network Yes — invite sub-agents and track their portfolios Yes — invite sub-agents and track their portfolios
Accounting menu Visible — manual journal entries, full Chart of Accounts, financial statements Hidden — no manual entries, custom accounts, or bookkeeping screens
Under-the-hood ledger Runs in real time Runs in real time, silently, behind the scenes
Upgrade path Already included Frictionless — upgrading instantly unlocks your full historical ledger reports

Growing your lending business through sub-agents

Primary Lenders can recruit Sub-Agents to expand their reach. Sub-agents run their own independent workspaces under your referral.

01
Inviting a sub-agent

Send an invite link

Go to the Sub-Agents tab in your Lending workspace, copy the Invite Link, and send it to your sub-agent. They click the link, confirm your invitation, register their account, and get their own workspace.

02
Funding the sub-agent

Disburse their starting capital

Add the sub-agent as a borrower in your Borrower Directory using their registered email, then open Active Loans → New Application. Select them, set the loan amount (e.g. ₱50,000) and interest product, then click Disburse.

The magic: the system debits your cash and records an active loan — and at the same time, credits the sub-agent's local ledger, placing ₱50,000 straight into their Available Capital dashboard card.

03
Sub-agent operations

They lend it forward

The sub-agent uses that capital to disburse smaller loans to their own local borrowers. As they lend, their Available Capital goes down and their active portfolio grows — all visible to you in real time from your Sub-Agents dashboard.

Frequently asked questions

What if a Sub-Agent runs out of cash?

If their Available Capital drops to zero, they can't physically disburse more loans. They'll ask you for additional funding — you create and disburse a new loan application to their borrower profile, and their available cash refills automatically.

If a Sub-Agent's Available Capital is zero, is the "New Application" button disabled?

No. The system never locks the button. This lets the sub-agent record retroactive transactions or use external funding sources. Instead, their Available Capital simply goes negative (e.g. −₱5,000) — a warning that they need refunding.

What if a borrower or sub-agent is late on a payment?

The system tracks installments by due date. A missed payment changes the loan's status to OVERDUE, and the amount is added to the Portfolio at Risk (PAR) metric on your overview screen.

Can a Sub-Agent invite their own sub-agents?

Yes. If Sub-Agent A invites Sub-Agent B, they're linked in a multi-level chain — Sub-Agent A sees Sub-Agent B on their dashboard, while you see Sub-Agent A. Cash flow and reporting stay isolated per level.

What happens if I "Disconnect" a Sub-Agent?

Their workspace unlinks from your network and disappears from your Sub-Agents tab — but the debt isn't erased. The outstanding wholesale loan stays active in your Active Loans tab, and they remain recorded as a borrower you can keep collecting from.

Without the Accounting Module, how does the system track our cash balances?

Even on a Standalone Lending subscription, every workspace runs a default Chart of Accounts silently in the background. The Lending module automatically registers debits and credits as transactions are processed.

Getting started

  • Configure products — set up interest rates (flat or declining), terms, and service fees under Loan Products.
  • Add borrowers — record contact information, addresses, and co-maker details in the Borrower Directory.
  • Disburse loans — use the New Application form to release funds and generate amortization schedules.
  • Record collections — click Accept Payment to post installment receipts.
  • Build your network — invite sub-agents to scale your lending reach and monitor them in the Sub-Agents tab.

Still have questions?

Our support team can walk through your specific loan products, sub-agent setup, or migration from another lending system.