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WealthCircle

A shared, transparent record for community savings groups — built by NunyaLink, not commissioned by a client.

The problem

Community savings groups — susu circles, workplace collections, diaspora associations, investment clubs — run on trust and structure, but the tools underneath rarely match that. Most still depend on a combination of:

  • A shared spreadsheet, edited by whoever has access to it
  • WhatsApp messages as the de facto record of who paid what, and when
  • Contribution and loan tracking that depends on one person's memory or notebook
  • Withdrawal and loan records kept manually, with no independent check
  • Member updates scattered across calls, texts and group chats

None of this means a group is badly run — it means the record-keeping hasn't caught up with how much trust is riding on it.

The system

WealthCircle brings that record into one shared, structured system, built for the way a group already runs rather than asking it to adopt a new process.

  • Contributions tracked per member and reconciled against the group's bank statement
  • Loan applications, approvals and repayment schedules with a clear status for every loan
  • Role-based access — owners, administrators, treasurers, loan officers, auditors and members each see only what their role needs
  • Two-person approval required on sensitive actions like withdrawal requests
  • Governance proposals and voting, with a permanent record of what was decided and when
  • A full audit trail of who did what, and when

WealthCircle is software-only. It is not a bank, credit union, or payments provider — it doesn't hold a group's money, receive deposits, transfer funds or initiate withdrawals. The group's money stays in its own external bank account at all times; WealthCircle gives a clear, shared record of what happens around it.

How it works

The operational journey

Create the group

Name, country, currency, contribution frequency and basic rules, set up in a guided flow.

Invite members

Invitations go out by email. Each member accepts and joins with the role the group assigns them.

Record activity as it happens

Contributions, loan applications and withdrawal requests are logged as the treasurer verifies them against the bank account.

Approve, reconcile and report

Sensitive actions go through two-person approval. Records reconcile against the bank statement, and reports generate on demand.

Product interface

What it looks like

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Member dashboard — contribution history and status

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Organiser/treasurer dashboard — group overview

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Contribution recording and reconciliation view

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Loan application and approval flow

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Governance and voting screen

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Reports and audit trail view

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What this demonstrates

The capability behind the product

  • Turning spreadsheets and chat threads into structured data

    The same contribution and loan information a group already tracks informally, reorganised into one reconcilable record.

  • Role-based access for real group hierarchies

    Owners, administrators, treasurers, loan officers, auditors and members — each with exactly the access their role needs, not a single shared login.

  • Approval workflows around decisions that carry real trust

    Two-person sign-off and governance voting, designed around how groups actually make sensitive decisions.

  • Building around an existing process, not replacing it

    WealthCircle was designed to fit how a group already runs — not to force a new way of working on it.

Technology: Specific technology choices for WealthCircle aren't published here. Get in touch if that's relevant to your evaluation.

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