Your records.
Your account.
How this release stores, displays, and exports business information.
What you enter
Mikopo stores your business name and optional phone number, borrower contact details and notes, loan terms, repayments, and cash-book entries. Add only information you need to manage your lending records.
Who can access a workspace
Your email and password identify your account. Passwords are stored as salted hashes, and sign-in uses expiring sessions. Requests for business records are restricted to the signed-in account that created them. The platform owner can administer account identity, subscriptions and support conversations. The admin dashboard does not expose your borrower or loan ledger. Staff sharing and borrower access are not enabled. People using your signed-in browser can access your workspace, so sign out on shared devices.
Where records live
Business records are saved in a persistent database on the operator’s server, not only on your phone or computer. You need an internet connection to load and save them. The demo uses separate fictional examples and does not save changes.
Downloads and corrections
You can export records as CSV or JSON and print loan statements. Downloads can contain borrower information; keep them in a suitable private location. JSON import and restore are not included. Financial corrections use a reversal or void with a reason, keeping the original entry visible. Expired or paused accounts retain viewing and export access. Contact the operator through Account & billing for data requests. There is no self-service account deletion or JSON restore in the web interface.
Connected services
Sign-in is managed by this Mikopo installation. There are no bank or mobile-money connections. Choosing a payment method records a label and reference only. Subscription references are verified manually by the operator. Mikopo does not send external messages, transfer funds, or collect card details.
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