Borrowers list — people who owe you on a loan

The Borrowers tab lists everyone you have lent money to with an interest rate or tenure. It is split into a Lending tab (people who owe you) and a Received tab (people who have lent to you and shared the loan).

Android iOS

Screen layout

  1. Tabs: Lending | Received
  2. Search and filter bar
  3. Total outstanding summary card
  4. Borrower or lender list
  5. FAB + to add a borrower

Step-by-step

  1. Open the Borrowers tab

    From the bottom navigation tap Borrowers. The Lending tab is selected by default.
  2. Add a borrower

    Tap +. Enter a name (required). Mobile is optional but needed to share the loan with the borrower. Optional fields: note, tags.
  3. Search and filter

    Use the search bar to find by name or mobile. Filter by active, closed, linked, or pending sync state.
  4. Open a borrower

    Tap any row to open Borrower Detail. From there you add loans, record payments, and manage sync.
  5. Switch to the Received tab

    For loans shared with you by other VyajPay users, swipe to the Received tab. You will see pending requests and linked lenders.

Frequently asked questions

Not to create the record. But to share the loan with them so they see it inside VyajPay, the mobile number must be saved and must match their VyajPay phone.
Borrowers is for interest-bearing loans with optional tenure. Khata is for daily informal credit (udhaar). They are separate ledgers with separate balances.
Yes — only if the borrower is not currently synced. If the borrower is synced or a sync request is pending, VyajPay shows: "Cannot delete a synced borrower. Unlink first." Unlink the borrower (after closing loans and clearing the balance), then delete.
Lending = your borrowers (people who owe you). Received = lenders (people who loaned you money and synced the loan into your account). Tap "I Accept & Agree" in Received to accept an incoming loan.
Lending tab: total outstanding receivable. Received tab: total outstanding payable. Both update in real time when payments are recorded.

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