Investor payouts
Investor ledger: what fund partners expect to see
Your fund partners deploy capital across your deals. The single biggest trust question they ask is simple: where is my money, and what is it earning? The answer should be a live ledger — not a month-end spreadsheet.
What a professional investor ledger shows
Every co-funded deal, each investor's contribution, their model, the current balance, the next settlement date and the calculated payout. Filterable by originator, deal or fund.
Payouts that appear, not get forwarded
When a deal settles, the payout schedule appears in the ledger automatically — and the fund partner is notified via WhatsApp. They stop calling to ask.
Statements on demand
Investor statements generated from live data, downloadable in a click. No reconstructing from exports.
For fund partners
Live per-deal visibility, automatic payouts, WF-107 WhatsApp notifications.
Common questions
Asked straight.
Yes — role-based visibility means each fund partner sees their own ledger, not the whole book.
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Investor payouts
Co-funder profit share agreements: what every originator should document
Co-funding is how syndication works: several fund partners back one transaction to spread risk. But a co-funded deal only works if everyone's profit share is documented — and calculated correctly at settlement.
Investor payouts
Investor payout calculation in South Africa: the settlement problem
Every capital intermediary in South Africa knows the moment: a deal settles, and someone has to recalculate what each investor is owed — by hand, from a formula only one person fully understands.
Investor payouts
WF-107: automatic investor payout notifications
One of the quietest, most valuable moments in a lending operation is the notification. The moment a deal settles and payouts are calculated, every fund partner should know — automatically.