Show the home loan beside the portfolio

A portfolio screen shows assets. For many users the largest number in their financial life is a loan. LoanRepo's small tool lets them check their home loan inside your app and, if they choose, add the result to a liabilities view.

What your users would see

Why it fits

• Cash that might go to a loan. When a user sells and cash lands, a home loan is the other place it can go. Showing the loan is education, and keeps them in your app while they think.
• Opt-in only. An "Add" button sends the result to your page only when the user taps it, and you store it under your own consent terms. We keep nothing.
• No advice from you. Your app shows what has happened to the loan, not what to do. Your compliance team approves the wording, and we give you rules to start from.

Beside the borrowing you already show

If your app already shows a loan against holdings, the home loan belongs in the same list. The hand-off carries the balance, the rate and the monthly interest, so one screen can show what the user owns, what they owe, what each loan costs a month, and what a fall in the market does to both sides. Try it below. It uses made-up figures and a made-up app. Scroll inside the frame.

• Costs, not advice. The screen states what each loan costs. It never says which to repay, or what to do with cash or holdings.
• Cover shown plainly. A what-if on a market fall shows how the cover on pledged holdings changes, with a reminder that the lender's own limit is in the loan agreement.
• Your data stays yours. The loan figures reach your page only when the user taps Add. The loan against holdings comes from your own records, and LoanRepo never sees it.

How it works

No API and no sign-up. Readers or users type a few numbers; the calculation runs in their browser; nothing they type is stored. You get an anonymous count of use, and anything under 10 is hidden. Details are in the data and privacy note and the embedding guide.

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