Lending, collateral and equipment finance
Every capture has an amount next to it.
Why the recording is the weak point
Asset-based lending runs on photos: the machine exists, the stock is there, the vehicle is where it should be. Site visits are expensive, so lenders accept images – from the borrower.
A remote photo check is only worth as much as the certainty that the photo shows the asset, now, where the borrower says it is.
Verified offline- Capture
- Lending
- Moment
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- Presence
- device
- Level
- Basic
Releasing funds against collateral
Capture
The borrower photographs the financed equipment on request, in the lender's app.
Proof
The lender receives a proof of real capture at the level its policy requires. Higher amounts, higher level.
Decision
Funds are released against proof. A missing or downgraded proof triggers a visit – the exception, not the rule.
What the proof establishes
- The asset was physically in front of the camera at the stated moment.
- The capture was not staged from an old photo or a screen.
- The proof can be filed with the loan documents and verified years later.
Banks, leasing and equipment-finance companies, credit insurers.
Basic for periodic checks, Witnessed or Certified for disbursement.
Bring one workflow. We bring the proof layer.