The book sharpens as it lends.
Designed so risk is priced more sharply with every loan, governed by maker-checker at every boundary.
The agent-native lending stack — agents on top, a governing control plane, a deterministic core underneath. See how it's built.
Loan Management System (LMS)
The core ledger your book runs on.
AI loan servicing agent
Servicing that operates inside both.
Model-risk readiness
An evidence control plane for RBI’s 2026 model-risk draft. Join the waitlist.
One canonical loan object
The data model the whole stack reads and writes through.
The vocabulary, evaluation tools, and long-form thinking behind Lokta — written for lenders, risk teams, and procurement.
The post-approval thesis
Where the return on a loan is actually earned — after approval.
Autonomy you can audit
How an agent-native loan book stays governed.
Self-benchmark
See where you stand against RBI’s June 2026 model-risk draft.
LMS RFP toolkit
A vendor-neutral toolkit for running an LMS RFP.
Agents run your loan book — from disbursal to closure — on a governed core.
Ten questions mapped to the draft — for NBFCs, fintech lenders, and banks. Scored on screen, nothing stored.
Every application, repayment, and recovery sharpens the next decision — so the book gets better the more it lends.
Designed so risk is priced more sharply with every loan, governed by maker-checker at every boundary.
Agents propose, evaluate, and promote winners, inside policy guardrails.
Risk teams ship one policy a quarter; Lokta tests in days. Margin survives growth.
Every claim logged, replayable, auditable. Audit by design isn't the pitch — it's the price of admission.
Lokta is built by the original architects of Apache Fineract. We learned, at scale, what the next generation has to be — and Lokta is what we'd build if we started today.
"You cannot run a bullet train on narrow-gauge rails. The track width is the architecture. That's why we started over."
¹ Aggregate impact attributed to the Mifos/Fineract ecosystem, not Lokta directly. Read the impact essay →
Agent-native means the operators of the book are agents — software that reads the loan, decides, and acts. Every action they take is a governed write: authorised, scoped, logged, and verified against policy before it touches the book.
Bring your own, or run Lokta's. Servicing, monitoring, and compliance are live; collections and data entry are on the roadmap, in sequence.
Identity for agents, maker-checker, cross-module audit on every write. The difference between an agent that acts and an agent that guesses.
One connected ontology, modelled once and used everywhere; the same inputs always produce the same outputs, with the audit trail written as it runs.
One ledger of record, model-risk governance on the same rails, and an AI servicing agent across the book — one canonical model underneath all three.
The deterministic ledger your book runs on. Audit-ready, schema-per-tenant, governed APIs.
See loan management →Continuous model-risk governance mapped to RBI's 2026 draft — validation, monitoring, and an audit trail your regulator can read.
See model risk management →One inbox across WhatsApp, email, phone, and portal. Lending-aware triage, confidence-based automation, every resolution feeding the borrower model.
See AI loan servicing →For lenders who carry the book.
On-prem, VPC, or single-tenant cloud; maker-checker on every policy boundary; audit trails in every state transition.
For banks & NBFCs →For teams without legacy debt.
Polylithic modules, OpenAPI 3.1, Keycloak-native; extend in-tree, not by vendor SOW.
For fintechs →For operators serving multiple partners.
Multi-partner from the core, per-partner isolation and audit, co-lending reconciliation native to the data model.
For LSPs →We deploy with a small number of institutions at a time — banks, NBFCs, and fintechs that want a deliberate adoption, not a SaaS sign-up. A direct line to the people writing the code.
Every loan, smarter than the last.
Lokta is built for enterprise deployment — VPC or single-tenant cloud, with an audit trail in every state change. We work with a select group of institutions through a founder-led model: deep adoption, deliberate scope, a delivery window the team commits to in writing.