Most MCA funders manage syndicators inside their own origination platform plus spreadsheets emailed each month. A syndication dashboard sits on top of that: the funder's existing export is imported, each investor sees only their own wallet, and balances, deployments, collections, fees and defaults reconcile month by month without the funder rebuilding a statement by hand.
What funders usually struggle with
- Monthly statements assembled by hand in spreadsheets for every syndicator.
- Investors asking the same questions: what did I earn, what is still open, why did the balance move.
- No shared view, so every discrepancy turns into an email thread.
- Different investors on different wallets, with no simple way to grant read-only access.
What a shared wallet dashboard changes
- One import of the platform's export updates every wallet at once.
- Each investor gets read-only access to their own wallet only.
- Starting balance, capital deployed, collections after fees and ending balance reconcile each month.
- Discrepancies over a threshold are flagged so they are raised the month they appear.
Does the funder need to build anything?
No. MCA Dash reads a standard portfolio export, so nothing changes inside the origination platform. A funder can set up wallets, invite syndicators as read-only partners, and keep the daily workflow exactly as it is today.
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