FinaxMate Jointly owned platform
Core banking and lending workflows
FinaxMate is a core banking platform for financial institutions. Review the lending, teller, savings, pawning and accounting workflows your institution requires. The project scope sets out supported calculations, reports, access controls and migration checks; regulatory obligations require your own compliance review.
Available by enquiry
Discuss your requirementsFinaxMate is jointly owned. Product scope, commercial responsibilities and deployment terms are confirmed during the enquiry.
Explore what it doesfeatures and project scope
Explore the product with our team
Use these areas to review FinaxMate with our team. We confirm the current features, included modules, configuration, custom work and third-party costs before agreeing your project.
Lending
Review the full path of the loans included in your scope.
- Applications and approvals
- Disbursement and repayment schedules
- Collections and overdue accounts
Branch operations
Agree controls for cash and account activity.
- Teller opening and closing
- Cash and cheque records
- Approval and reversal rules
Financial products
Confirm the products and calculation rules required.
- Savings and fixed-deposit requirements
- Leasing and pawning workflows
- Interest, maturity and exception checks
Accounts and reporting
Define how operating records reach the ledger.
- Chart of accounts and postings
- Reconciliation and exception review
- Required reports and audit records
from enquiry to an agreed plan
How rollout works
01
Discuss the workflow
Tell us how the work runs today, who uses the system and what needs to improve.
02
Confirm the fit
Review the relevant features, data, devices and integrations. We identify any gaps before agreeing the scope.
03
Agree the plan and price
Your proposal sets out the included work, costs, responsibilities, support and checks needed for launch.
04
Test with your team
Use an agreed first workflow to check the setup, train the users and decide when it is ready to launch.
price and responsibilities
Know what is included before you start
Your proposal identifies the included features, setup or development work, recurring fees, third-party costs and support. Data preparation, integrations and additional requirements can affect the work. We agree any paid discovery stage before it begins.
The plan should also state who prepares the data, tests the system, trains users and supports the launch. The timing follows that agreed scope.
Explore core bankingis this you?
Check whether it fits your business
FinaxMate is built for you if…
- Financial institutions evaluating lending, branch operations and accounting workflows.
- A team ready to review its workflow and agree a supported scope
It's probably not for you if…
- Requirements that have not been demonstrated or agreed
- An assumed price, feature set or launch date without a written scope
If the current product does not fit your requirements, we will explain the gap before agreeing work.
Who it's for
Financial institutions evaluating lending, branch operations and accounting workflows.
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FinaxMate is one product in the Nanobotz portfolio. Explore the other systems we build for finance, government, people and retail operations.
All productsFrequently asked questions
Does FinaxMate guarantee regulatory compliance?
No software product can establish an institution’s compliance on its own. Review the supported controls, calculations and reports against the obligations that apply to your organisation. Your compliance and finance teams should approve the scope and test results.
How is migration planned?
We review source data, mapping, balance checks, a parallel run where appropriate and the cutover plan. The proposal should state acceptance checks, rollback responsibilities and support before a live migration is agreed.
Who is responsible for the product and the engagement?
FinaxMate is jointly owned. The enquiry and proposal identify the responsible entities, product scope, service responsibilities and commercial terms for your engagement.
How are price and timing agreed?
We review your users, locations, features, data, integrations and support needs. The proposal separates setup or development work from recurring and third-party costs. Any paid discovery work is agreed in advance. Price and launch timing are confirmed for the scope; they are not assumed from this page.
What should we bring to the first conversation?
Bring a short description of the work, the people involved, your current tools and the main problem to solve. You can use sample or anonymised records. Do not send customer, employee or financial records through the public enquiry form.
next step
Start with the work you need to improve
Tell us about the people, current tools and workflow involved. We will review your request and discuss a suitable next step.
Send an enquiry. A meeting time is agreed separately.
Prahas Vichakshana · CEO