Blastasia

Structurally normalised loan-book and compliance records from every Philippine lender running on LoanOS: full loan lifecycle (digital application, underwriting workspace, maker-checker approval chain, disbursement, repayment scheduling at monthly/semi-monthly/weekly/daily cadence, closure), a configurable per-tenant house-score model, a CIC-reporting-capable credit-inquiries register (which lender queried which borrower, when, at which bureau), an immutable double-entry GL journal reconciling every peso of interest and fees, SEC MC 14 rate/penalty cap configuration per loan product, and AML artefacts (RA 9160 detection rules, CTR/STR registers, UN sanctions screening results). The latent asset is a schema-consistent cross-lender view of the Philippine non-bank middle market — financing companies, lending companies, cooperatives and fintech lenders — that core-banking suites and foreign lending SaaS do not cover.

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Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Application Software
Instruments: equities
Categories: AlternativeFundamentalReference

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular — relational loan-ledger, GL-journal, scoring and inquiry-register tables with immutable audit trails, operated per tenant as deployed software (turnkey or subscription with code delivered to the client); no data-feed delivery mode is offered
Volume: Not published, and the product is newly launched so current aggregate cross-tenant volume is small. Bounding inference: if low tens of SME lenders each run 5K-200K active loans, the combined panel is plausibly ~100K-2M loan records, with daily repayment postings and GL journal entries multiplying transaction volume 10-50x per loan (millions to tens of millions of ledger events), growing as tenants onboard. Request total loans and postings under management.
Users: N/A — the vendor sells software to lenders, so its users are lender staff rather than consumers, and no tenant or seat count is published. Bounding inference: low tens of deployed lender tenants (inferred from a newly launched product in a 15-system series delivered by a ~130-person services firm on turnkey/xDD engagements). Request the tenant count and combined loans under management.
History: not stated
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active (newly launched) — a live demo-ready environment, an actively published 15-system OS Series, and an AI-native delivery factory producing code from approved specs indicate an expanding product line; however no customer references, release notes or refresh cadence are published, so production traction is unverified.
Launched: ~2025-2026 for LoanOS — presented as a current launch within the BlastAsia OS Series of 15 vertical systems built through an AI-native software factory (80%+ of code generated from approved specs), i.e. a recently manufactured product line, while BlastAsia itself is longer-established (~130 staff, organisation record from ~2019). Request the LoanOS general-availability date.
Delivery: not stated
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