FluxCap Financial Services — Products & Services

The product portfolio and the product rollout logic underpinning FluxCap's lending and financial-wellness offering.

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Section 6 · Business Plan

Products & Services

The product portfolio and the product rollout logic underpinning FluxCap’s lending and financial-wellness offering.

FluxCap launches with a focused short-term product and expands
deliberately into lower-risk, longer-duration and fee-generating lines.
Each product is described below with its revenue mechanics and NCA
pricing envelope.

Product Description Revenue mechanics
FluxAdvance Short-term digital cash loans, R500–R8,000, 1–6 months Interest to 5%/month (3% on repeat loans within a year) + initiation and monthly service fees within NCA caps
FluxFlex Flexible instalment loans, R3,000–R50,000, 6–24 months, adaptive repayment Interest to repo + 21% p.a.; initiation + service fees; credit-life premium
FluxSalary Salary-linked microfinance via employer payroll integration; deduction at source Lower rate for lower risk; employer-channel origination fee; float income
FluxScore Alternative AI credit-scoring platform (internal + B2B licensing from FY2029) Internal risk engine; per-score API fees to third-party lenders
FluxWell Financial wellness suite: budgeting, credit health, savings nudges, education Freemium; premium subscription R29–R49/month
FluxEmbedded Embedded lending APIs for e-commerce, payroll systems and fintech partners Merchant discount / API fees; revenue share on partner-originated credit
Figure 5
Figure 5 — Revenue mix by product line, FY2027–FY2031 (R million)

Product rollout logic

FluxAdvance launches first because short-term credit generates the
fastest data flywheel: high application volumes rapidly train FluxScore,
and short durations turn capital several times a year. FluxFlex follows
within six months to retain graduating customers at lower pricing and
lower risk. FluxSalary and FluxEmbedded then shift the origination mix
toward structurally lower-risk, partner-distributed
channels
— payroll deduction and merchant context — which is
the primary mechanism behind the assumed cost-of-risk glide path from
22% to 13%. By FY2031 interest income falls to 58% of revenue with fees,
subscriptions, API and insurance income providing 42%.

ASSUMPTION FLAG

Non-interest revenue reaching 42% of the FY2031 mix assumes
successful execution of at least three employer payroll partnerships by
FY2029 and a functioning embedded-finance API channel. If these B2B
channels underperform, revenue concentrates back into direct short-term
lending — where both cost of risk and customer-acquisition cost are
highest. Section 25 quantifies this sensitivity.

Illustrative customer pricing — inside NCA caps

The example below shows the all-in cost of a representative
FluxAdvance loan against the statutory maximum, demonstrating the
pricing headroom the Company deliberately retains below the cap as a
conduct buffer and competitive lever.

Element FluxAdvance example (R3,000 / 3 months, first
loan)
NCA statutory maximum
Interest 4.5% per month → R405 total 5.0% per month → R450
Initiation fee R365 (R165 + 10% of R2,000) R365 (same formula, cap R1,050)
Monthly service fee R55 × 3 = R165 R60 × 3 = R180
Credit life (FluxFlex only) n/a on short-term product R4.50 per R1,000 per month
Total cost of credit R935 (31.2% of principal) R995 (33.2% of principal)
Disclosure Single all-in rand figure shown pre-acceptance Prescribed Form 20 quotation

Customer journey — application to disbursement

  • Minute 0–2: mobile onboarding — cell number, ID number, biometric
    selfie liveness check against Home Affairs verification.
  • Minute 2–5: consented data pull — bureau report, bank-transaction
    categorisation via open-banking rails or statement upload; employer
    verification for FluxSalary applicants.
  • Minute 5–7: FluxScore decisioning — statutory affordability
    assessment, probability-of-default estimation, exposure and price
    assignment; ~92% of decisions fully automated.
  • Minute 7–9: contract & mandate — plain-language quotation,
    digital signature, DebiCheck debit-order mandate authenticated by the
    customer’s bank.
  • Minute 9–15: disbursement — real-time payment to the customer’s
    account; declined applicants routed to FluxWell with specific,
    actionable credit-health guidance and a re-application pathway.

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