finzyBolt allocate your wallet funds into the loan(s) without you visiting the platform. Here is how it works:
Step 1: Choose to switch on finzyBolt while completing your registration or set it up later on the lender dashboard.
You could choose to allocate funds credited to your wallet by switching on finzyBolt lending preference while submitting your registration form. You can also switch on finzyBolt from the lender dashboard.
Step 2: Based on your finzyBolt preference finzy will allot the funds available in your wallet into loan(s).
When a wallet credit happens, finzy will allot and lend all or part of the funds available in the wallet into new loan(s) in multiples of ₹1000. finzyBolt uses our proprietary finzyPRO+ algorithm. It takes into account the following when selecting loans:
A. Ensures that the loan is not very high-risk - So the algorithm will not pick any loans that belong to the C Category.
B. Ensures diversification – It will lend only 20% of the loan amount or 10% of your portfolio amount, whichever is lower.
C. Ensures that you do not lend in the same loan more than once.
D. Ensures that the total lending in a single loan is not more than ₹ 20,000.
All these lendings will be part of a new portfolio that the system will create called the "finzyBolt Portfolio". You can view this portfolio on your lender dashboard.
For finzyBolt lendings, the minimum amount that is required in your wallet is ₹1000. If the wallet balance is anything lesser than ₹1000, then the funds won't be invested into loan(s) and will remain in the wallet.
Step 3: You receive details of what was invested
You will receive an email confirming the allocation along with the details of the loan and the borrower. You will have a choice to remove the allocation from this specific loan by sending an email to finzy or by simply reversing it from your dashboard within a stipulated time, we will remove the allocation and find a replacement loan for you. If you accept the allocated loan, you are all set and need not take any action.
There are some basic rules:
Loans are allotted and invested only in multiples of ₹1000, so any balance amount that is not a rounded number remains in the wallet.
In addition, RBI guidelines mandate that an individual lender cannot have a principal outstanding of more than ₹ 50 lakhs across P2P platforms. In case your principal outstanding breaches this mark, from then on any money transferred to wallet from your bank account will not be invested into loan(s).