Live credit orchestration for Indian checkouts
FlexiKash sits between your checkout and RBI-regulated banks and NBFCs. When a single lender would decline, we check the whole panel in parallel and surface the best approved offer — in under a second.
Integration takes one sprint: a session API, signed webhooks, and a return URL.
Every polled lender shown, matched or not — ranked by lowest APR, as the Digital Lending Directions require. Illustration.
A customer who taps EMI never leaves the flow. Each step below is one screen.
Mobile OTP and a clear, revocable data-sharing consent. No app download, no forms.
Parallel eligibility across the lender panel, including cash-flow underwriting via Account Aggregator for customers without a bureau history.
Key Fact Statement for every offer, then Aadhaar eSign and eNACH mandate — the full loan kit, digitally executed.
The lender disburses to the payment gateway's escrow account; the merchant is settled on the gateway's existing rails. Refunds flow back through the same session.
The first integration is deliberately small — one server-to-server call, one webhook receiver, a return URL. An embedded SDK follows once volume justifies it.
Integration
Economics
Your credit, your decision, your book. A lender aggregator can front the same contract for multiple institutions.
Underwriting data
Control
FlexiKash never lends from its own balance sheet and never holds loan funds. We build the rails; regulated lenders run the credit.
All data stored in Indian regions. Purpose-limited, revocable consent under the DPDP Act, logged per session.
Offers ranked by one disclosed metric — lowest APR. Unmatched lenders shown. No steering, no dark patterns.
Every state change, disclosure, signature and disbursement is an immutable record your compliance team can pull.
FlexiKash operates as a Lending Service Provider under the RBI Digital Lending Directions, 2025. Each requirement below is a system control with an audit trail, not a policy document.
Ranked by one publicly disclosed metric — lowest APR. Every polled lender appears, matched or not, and the record of what was shown is archived per session.
A standardised KFS for every offer, a comparative menu when there is more than one, display timestamps and rendered artefacts stored for the lender's audit.
The loan kit is signed through a licensed eSign provider under the IT Act — not click-wrap acceptance — with document hashes delivered to the lender.
An in-journey exit path within the lender's cooling-off window, with pro-rata settlement computed and disclosed.
In-product intake carrying the lender's nodal officer details, tracked against the thirty-day window with escalation to the RBI complaint system.
TLS everywhere, signed requests and webhooks, encrypted personal data, immutable access logs. Certifications — ISO 27001, SOC 2, CERT-In VAPT before first production traffic — are a published roadmap, not badges displayed early.
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