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Review affordability, existing debt, income stability, and repayment readiness before money changes hands.
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Check lending risk, create a clear agreement, export a professional PDF, and track repayments from the first payment to the last.
What you can do
Review affordability, existing debt, income stability, and repayment readiness before money changes hands.
Answer guided questions and create a structured agreement in your language — no legal writing needed.
Create due dates, record payments, attach evidence, and always see the outstanding balance.
Templates
Guided templates for everyday lending, repayment, and receipts. Choose your language and jurisdiction as you build.
A clear written record of a loan between two people, covering the amount, interest, repayment schedule, and what happens if payments stop.
A written loan record designed for relatives — clear terms that protect the money without straining the relationship.
A short, friendly-but-clear written agreement for money lent between friends, with a real repayment date both of you sign.
A signed statement in which someone admits they owe a specific debt and sets out how they will repay it — used when the money has already been handed over.
An agreement to pay off an amount in scheduled installments, setting each due date, the amount per payment, and what happens if one is missed.
A short agreement that moves a payment deadline to a new date, recording the new terms so a delay is agreed rather than a default.
The last letter before escalation: states the full amount owed, sets one final deadline, and says plainly what happens next.
Written proof that a payment was received — who paid, how much, when, for what, and by which method — signed by the person who received the money.
Records a third person's promise to repay a loan if the borrower defaults, with clear limits on what the guarantor covers.
A working contract between a freelancer and a client covering deliverables, deposit, payment milestones, revisions, and who owns the finished work.
A short, plain-language agreement that records what is being sold, the agreed price, how payment is made, and when the item changes hands.
Written proof that a security deposit was paid, how much, when, and the conditions for getting it back.
PDF tools
Prepare, sign, and manage agreement PDFs. Files are processed in your browser and never uploaded.
Most private loans start with trust and end with confusion, because nobody wrote the terms down.
A loan file is rarely just one document.
Sometimes you only need one part of an agreement: the signature page to show a payment was authorized, the schedule annex to check a due date, or a single section to share without exposing the rest.
Email attachments bounce, chat apps refuse large files, and a scanned agreement can easily weigh 20 MB.
Printing a contract, signing it, scanning it, and emailing it back is a lot of ceremony for a loan between friends.
An undated signature is one of the most common gaps in informal agreements — and the date is exactly what you need when deadlines, interest, or repayment schedules are counted from signing.
When a contract says Page 3 of 7, everyone can immediately tell whether a copy is complete — and whether a page has quietly gone missing.
Sharing an unsigned draft that looks exactly like a final contract is asking for confusion — someone will treat it as the real thing.
Drawing a black rectangle over an ID number is not the same as removing it — in many PDFs the text is still there underneath, one copy-paste away from exposure.
When someone sends back a revised agreement, the dangerous changes are the small ones: a due date moved by a month, an amount nudged up, a clause quietly dropped.
The details that decide a loan are scattered across the page: who is lending, how much, from when, due when, at what rate.
Automatic contract translation is coming to FinSafe web, and this page will carry it when it lands.
An automatic contract summarizer is on its way to FinSafe web, and this page will host it the moment it is ready.
A signed agreement photographed page by page is a stack of loose images — easy to lose, awkward to send, and unconvincing as a single record.
Calculators
Understand payments, interest, and balances before you sign — and turn results into a repayment schedule.
Enter a loan amount, an annual interest rate, and a repayment term, and this calculator gives you the fixed monthly payment plus the total interest you will pay over the life of the loan.
Simple interest is charged on the original amount only — it never compounds.
When someone owes a lump sum they cannot pay at once, the practical fix is to split it into equal installments.
Your debt-to-income ratio (DTI) is the share of your monthly income that already goes to debt payments.
A payment is overdue and the agreement mentions late interest — but how much is actually owed? The standard approach charges a daily rate on the overdue amount for every day past the due date, and this calculator does exactly that from three inputs: the amount, the annual late-interest rate, and the days late..
Halfway through a loan, “how much do I still owe?” has a precise answer — and it is not simply the original amount minus what you have paid, because part of every payment went to interest.
A monthly payment figure tells you what to pay; an amortization schedule tells you where that money goes.
Amounts alone do not make a repayment plan — dates do.
From first check to final payment
Multilingual by design
A document written in Thai is not automatically governed by Thai law. FinSafe lets you choose the document language separately from the governing law and jurisdiction, so an agreement can be in your language and still fit where the transaction actually happens.
Legal transparency
It takes a few minutes to write down the amount, the dates, and what happens if something goes wrong. It can save a friendship, a family relationship, or a business.