Access to liquidity
Find short-term support inside a verified workplace network.
An internal marketplace where verified employees can lend spare funds to coworkers who need short-term liquidity—with clear terms and repayment managed through one platform.
Internal marketplace
One trusted company network
The platform connects both sides
Eligibility, offer terms, loan status, and repayment schedules stay visible in one controlled experience.
How it works
The company provides the trusted environment. Employees create the marketplace. The platform keeps every step clear.
An employer sets up an organization-scoped lending program.
Eligible employees are confirmed within their organization.
Employees with spare money can make it available to lend.
Coworkers can review available terms and request funds.
Schedules and repayment status are managed in the platform.
For employees
Borrow when a short-term need arises, or participate as a lender when you have money available. Every offer is presented with clear terms.
Find short-term support inside a verified workplace network.
Review the amount, duration, cost, and due date before borrowing.
Follow a clear schedule and keep repayment status in one place.
Put available funds to work by creating lending offers for coworkers.
Offer another practical resource for employees facing short-term needs.
Keep participation inside a defined, organization-specific program.
Set eligibility and program rules that reflect company requirements.
Understand activity, outstanding obligations, and program history.
For employers
Give employees access to a structured internal marketplace while keeping organizational policies, participation, and reporting in view.
Security and trust
Workplace lending involves people, money, and responsibility. The product is designed around scoped access, visible obligations, and employer-defined participation.
Participation is tied to a verified employee and their organization.
Each company operates within its own organization-scoped workspace.
Amounts, timing, costs, and repayment expectations are visible up front.
Program access and sensitive actions are enforced by the server.
Payment rails, repayment methods, eligibility rules, and feature availability depend on each employer's configured program and implementation stage.
FAQ
A concise guide for employees and employers evaluating the model for the first time.
It is software for an employer-enabled lending marketplace. A company establishes the program, eligible employees are verified, and those employees can participate as lenders or borrowers within that organization.
Not necessarily. The marketplace is designed for employees to provide liquidity to coworkers. The employer enables the program, verifies participation, and defines the policies that govern it.
No. Participation is organization-scoped. Employees interact within the program established by their employer rather than through an open public marketplace.
Every offer is intended to show its amount, duration, cost, repayment date, and applicable status clearly before an employee borrows. Employer policies can also set boundaries for the program.
The platform is designed to present repayment schedules and track status in one place. The actual repayment method depends on the employer's program and the settlement or payroll integrations configured for it.
For employer teams
Bring HR and finance together around a controlled internal program with visible terms, organization-level policies, and a clear path from participation to repayment.