Understand before committing.
See the businesses, the source of repayment, the fees and the risks before choosing an amount.
See the product pageLend to real businesses. Follow the repayments. Starting with neighborhood laundries in Korea, with monthly principal and interest scheduled back to your balance.
Updated 5 Oct 2026 · Product design and current readiness. External funding and lending are not enabled; the measures below describe what we plan to track.
See the businesses, the source of repayment, the fees and the risks before choosing an amount.
See the product pageSeparate adding money from choosing credit. Keep sign-in short; put eligibility, terms and risk acknowledgement at the point where they matter.
Walk through PersonalKeep operating evidence, repayment dates and received versus outstanding amounts accessible throughout the term.
See the repayment scheduleReturn received repayments to available balance. Let the person choose to lend again, spend or withdraw, with provider availability made clear.
See the repayment loopThe blue arrows trace the path to lending. The shaded stages repeat: review your lending, follow repayments, choose again. Select any stage for its reason and measures.
A product page gives referrals, search and social posts one place to lead. Explain the business credit before asking for an account or an amount, with terms, businesses and risks together.
What to measureProduct-page visits → app opens; where people leave before choosing an amount.
Korea 13 product pageLet people inspect the flow before creating an account. Authentication and wallet creation are separate from funding readiness; eligibility checks belong before external lending starts.
What to measureApp opens → account setup; setup time and sign-in failures.
Open PersonalAdding money and lending are separate decisions. Start with available balance, then review the amount, principal, interest, fees and dates together. Eligibility checks, final agreement acceptance and risk acknowledgement must precede external lending.
What to measureAmount selection → review → accepted agreement; abandonment at each step.
Read the termsA scheduled payment is not a received payment. Keep outstanding principal, operating records and payment status visible, with documents and a support route for exceptions.
What to measurePayment-status accuracy, statement availability and payment enquiries resolved.
See monthly repaymentsMonthly repayments release capital. Make lending again a deliberate choice, and keep withdrawal and spending equally understandable. Never imply automatic renewal or a provider connection that does not exist.
What to measureReceived repayment → lend again; time to next choice, withdrawals and support issues.
See the next choicesNo automatic renewal. Spend or withdraw when providers are connected.
A shared repayment can start someone else’s journey. Share cards explain the outcome; referral codes are a next improvement.
Back to DiscoverThe repeat loop is part of the product: received money becomes useful again, without rebuilding the journey from scratch.
Choose an amount and review the terms.
Monthly principal and interest, with clear payment status.
Only received payments become available balance.
Choose again from available credit. Review the amount and terms; nothing renews automatically.
Subject to a connected card provider and account eligibility.
Requires a connected withdrawal provider and a verified bank account in your name.
Repeat participation can support repeat origination and servicing revenue. The service fee is 10% of interest, with no fee on principal. Lending again remains a customer choice; returns, retention and fee revenue are not guaranteed.
Every item links back to its moment in the journey. A screen or a calculated repayment is not a completed external payment.
Explore these in the current app.
Inspect the product and the app before creating an account.
30 days of recorded machine use and revenue for the three allocation locations.
The current minimum is $25. Review the payment schedule before you lend.
See principal, interest and fees, then the lend-again and repayment share-card flows.
Connections and documents still required.
Bank and USDT routes need actual providers, conversion costs and reconciliation.
Country eligibility, the named lending entity and an accepted agreement.
Record actual incoming payments, resolve late payments and deliver statements.
Withdraw to an eligible bank account in your name. Spending needs a connected card provider.
Priorities for a connected product.
Keep lending and activity with the account, beyond a single browser.
Email and push for received or late payments, with a clear next action.
Follow the businesses during a term without leaving the payment view.
A referral route from share cards; country products with independently confirmed terms.
VEND builds credit infrastructure for machine commerce. Machine activity, payments and operating history become a business record that can support reporting, monitoring, underwriting and servicing.
Organize machine evidence, the credit file and servicing information. Operating data helps people assess credit; it does not guarantee repayment.
Assess the business and proposed credit terms. The partner, policy and decision authority need to be named in final documents.
Supply capital through the agreed lending structure. The lending entity, legal instrument and repayment rights require final terms.
This page describes a product in development, not an offer to lend or invest. Capital and returns are not guaranteed. Payments can be late or lower than expected, and there is no early cash out. Full offering terms must be available before external lending starts.
Start with Korea 13, then walk through Personal. The interface should carry the explanation when it is needed.