Compliance

Trust is built before money moves.

Brolly is designed to make matched lending feel clear, fast and controlled, with identity checks, consented bank data, affordability signals, structured payments and plain-English disclosures built into the product flow.

Not hidden fine print. Not legal theatre. Just the trust layer behind every Brolly loan.

The target lender return is not guaranteed. Brolly is not a bank, deposit account or government-backed savings product.

01 Verified users
02 Consented bank data
03 1:1 matched lending
04 PayTo repayment flows
05 Reviewable records
06 Clear lender terms

Trust architecture

The controls are part of the product.

Brolly is not trying to bolt trust on after the fact. The app flow is built around verification, consented data, product rules, payment setup and records that can be reviewed.

01

Verified users

Borrowers and lenders complete checks before using the relevant side of the app.

02

Consented data

Borrower assessment can use Open Banking data only where the customer has given consent.

03

Product limits

Eligible borrower amounts are controlled by product rules and current account position.

04

1:1 matching

Lender funds are matched to borrower demand one loan at a time.

05

Payment rails

Money movement is handled through Brolly and payment partners, not direct bank-to-bank transfer between users.

06

Reviewable records

The app records key steps across checks, matching, payments and repayment status.

Data and payments

Consent first, then movement through controlled rails.

Brolly uses data and payments infrastructure to make the experience feel simple without making the model vague.

01
Consent first Borrower checks can use consented bank-data signals to understand income, spending and affordability. Brolly explains what is being requested and why before the customer connects data.
02
Payment movement Borrowing, lender top-ups, repayments and wallet states are handled through Brolly’s platform and payment partners.
03
Good decisions need a trail The product can explain what happened: who was verified, what consent was provided, what product rules applied, whether funds were matched, and what the current repayment state is.
04
Supportable operations When something changes — consent, repayment status, account status, support review or hardship handling — the platform needs records the team can work from.

Lender risk

Clear upside, clear terms.

Lenders get a clear product value: a 12% p.a. target return, A$0 lender platform fee, one-loan-at-a-time matching, wallet visibility and Auto-Deploy control.

Plain-English terms

Target return, wallet states and limits should stay clear.

The target return is not guaranteed. Funds active in a loan depend on borrower repayment or recovery. Brolly is not a bank, deposit account or government-backed savings product, and lender funds are not covered by the Australian Government Financial Claims Scheme.

Assurance wording should stay honest.

Where Brolly uses an assurance, reserve or protection mechanism, it should be described as limited and subject to its terms. It should not be described as insurance, a guarantee or a full removal of lender risk.

That clarity is the point.

Brolly gives lenders a structured way to participate in small matched loans, with onboarding checks, product rules, repayment flows and visible risk language around the experience.

Documents

Keep the public page simple. Keep detailed materials reviewable.

Brolly explains the model in plain English, with detailed terms, privacy wording, data-consent wording, lender terms and diligence materials available through the right review path.

01

Terms and conditions

The documents that explain the relationship between Brolly, borrowers and lenders.

02

Privacy and data consent

How Brolly collects information, what it is used for, which partners may be involved, and how consent can be managed or withdrawn.

03

Lender terms

The terms that explain target returns, wallet states, matching, active funds and product limits.

04

Borrower fee and repayment wording

The wording that explains the amount, fee, due date and repayment obligation before acceptance.

05

Payment and wallet explanations

How payment partners, wallet states and repayment updates support the app experience.

06

Help centre and support content

Plain support paths for users who need more context or help.

Plain English

What this means in the app.

Brolly should feel simple because the hard parts are handled in the background: verification, consent, eligibility, repayment setup, matching and risk language.

  • Users complete checks before key actions.
  • Bank-data access is consented and explained.
  • Eligible amounts depend on product rules and current position.
  • Lender funds are matched one loan at a time.
  • Payment movement runs through Brolly and partners.
  • Records support review, support and recovery paths.

Next

Trust should be visible in the app.

Brolly gives borrowers and lenders a cleaner way to understand the checks, terms, wallet states and payment flow before money moves.

This page is a plain-English overview of Brolly’s product controls and should be read together with the current app terms, privacy policy, loan contract and lender disclosures.