8 Promise to Pay
This topic describes the promise-to-pay option to repay money.
A promissory note, or promise-to-pay agreement, is a written document in which a customer agrees to repay a definite sum of money either on demand or at a specified future date. Borrowers who take out loans typically sign a promissory note to formalize their obligation to repay the bank. An agreement between two parties, the lender and the borrower, in which the lender promises to pay a set amount of money on a set date.
Note:
- The Delinquency Notice widget is displayed on dashboard only if the loan account is in delinquent status.
- In case if multiple accounts are delinquent, a carousel will be shown in widget so that the user can swipe and view all details.
Features supported in the application
- Make Promise
- Make Payment (Pay Now)
- Perform anyone of the following navigation to access the Pay Now /Make
Promise screen.
- From the Dashboard, click Delinquency Notice widget, click Pay Now /Make Promise.
- On the Dashboard, click Overview widget, click
Loan & Finances card, then click
Loans & Finances Account Number.
From the Loans & Finance Details page, click on the Pay Now /Make Promise (options available only for the account with Delinquent status).
The Make Promise screen appears.
- Make Promise
This topic provides the systematic instructions for delinquent customer on how to make promise. - Make Payment
This topic provides the systematic instructions for delinquent customer on how to make payments.