Layered, not siloed
Channels never own a second database. The application services own products; the ledger owns money.
Architecture
Staff desks, the client portal, USSD, and the API are not separate products. They are channels onto a tenant-scoped core built for Ghanaian credit operations.

Channels, application services, tenant-scoped Postgres, and Ghana payment rails.

Channels, application services, tenant-scoped Postgres, and Ghana payment rails.
Channels never own a second database. The application services own products; the ledger owns money.
Every table carries tenant_id. RLS policies enforce isolation even if an application query is wrong.
Webhooks and inbound receipts are durable. A dropped MoMo callback can be replayed without duplicating cash.
Horizontal scale for month-end and collections blasts without moving the book of record.
Multiple availability zones, automated failover, and a 99.99% uptime target.
Disbursement, reversal, and configuration changes require the second pair of eyes your policy already demands.
Watch
Ninety seconds through origination, collections, the client portal, and month-end — filmed as a visual tour of the operating model.
Step 1
Capture identity, photos, and next-of-kin once. Reuse the file across loans, savings, and hire purchase.
Step 2
Price reducing-balance or flat-rate products, lock a schedule, and disburse with dual control.
Step 3
SMS, USSD, MoMo, and field queues post to the same instalment so PAR is honest.
Step 4
The client portal shows the live savings balance, loan due, and HP statement — then takes payment.
Step 5
Provisions, MPR packs, payroll, and the GL share one book examiners can sample.
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