Only Malaysian registered entities that have been in operation for 6 months that are:
will be allowed to be hosted on microLEAP.
Note: Under SC rules, there is no personal financing allowed on P2P platforms.
The following entities are prohibited from raising funds through microLEAP:
Note: Under SC rules, there is no personal financing allowed on P2P platforms.
All you have to do is to apply online on your PC, laptop or mobile phone. We will need to verify your identity by uploading your IC or Passport (if you are non-Malaysian) and we need to verify your company by checking against SSM (Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia) and with Credit Rating Agencies.
You will need to upload your business bank statements (and personal bank statements if you think it will improve your credit score), your financial statements and any other documentation that you think may assist us in understanding your business.
For document upload: clear pictures or scanned copies will suffice.
When an Investment Note is listed on our Funding List, the following information will be shared:
It is important for P2P Investors to know the person and the business so that your personality shines through the Investment Note.
Once a P2P Investor has agreed to invest into an Investment Note, a Term Sheet will be provided which forms the Funding Contract between the Investor and the Issuer. This will have further information which is contractual in nature.
We highly encourage all our Issuers to choose ‘No’. microLEAP aims to be different from all the other P2P Financing platforms out there and the personal touch is what sets us apart from the rest. We will only show your profile picture and show a partial name of your business. P2P Investors are more likely to invest in your Note if they see a warm friendly face and know that you have nothing to hide.
An Issuer shall not be allowed to list their Investment Note concurrently for the same purpose on multiple P2P platforms.
An Issuer may be permitted to list on a P2P platform and an ECF platform at the same time, however, this must be clearly disclosed to microLEAP and its P2P Investors before listing.
You have 30 days to raise your funds, called the Funding Period, from our P2P Investors.
microLEAP will have the sole discretion to add up to an additional 15 days to the Funding Period in agreement with the Issuer.
If you do not raise at least 80% of your Request for Funds by the end of the Funding Period, then your fund raising was unsuccessful. You will not be able to drawdown any funds if the amount raised is less than 80% of your target amount. You will need to re-apply for Request for Funds.
microLEAP will have the sole discretion to add up to an additional 15 days to the Funding Period in agreement with the Issuer.
No. Under SC rules, the Issuer is not allowed to keep any amount which exceeds the initial target amount.
If you have managed to raise at least 80% of your Request for Funds by the end of the Funding Period or you have managed to raise 100% of your Request for Funds before the end of the Funding Period, then your financing amount is available to be drawn-down from microLEAP’s Trust Account.
Once the incoming funds are cleared, we will disburse the financing to you, less our Issuer (Hosting) Fee as per global standard practice, to your business bank account as it states in your application.
Once you have raised the full amount requested or at least 80% by the end of the Funding Period (30 days), then you may drawdown your financing. Note that we will disburse your financing to you less our Issuer (Hosting) Fee, which is in line with standard P2P financing practices globally.
Repayments of Principal and Interest are done on a monthly basis and will start one month after drawdown.
Repayments may be done by Direct Debit, via our FPX payment gateway (online), or manually into our Maybank Trust account.
There is a seven (7) day grace period for late repayments.
After the seven (7) grace period has lapsed, a late repayment fee of 1% per day for the number of days overdue will be levied on the monthly repayment. We may look to restructure the financing to minimise any loss to P2P Investors.
The Investment Note will be classified as “Defaulted” when the Issuer of the said Investment Note is uncontactable, does not response to call, email & Whatsapp or does not making any single repayment effort for more than 6 months.
Once in Default, we will outsource the debt collection to a third-party Debt Collection Agency and if there is still no resolution then we will be forced to take legal action as a last resort.
Credit agencies will be notified of your default. This may hinder your chances of raising funds in the future from microLEAP, banks or any other entity that uses credit agencies .
Despite all precautionary actions, as well as recovery measures taken to protect our Investors; which includes, but not limited to, constant reminder communication with the Issuer by our collections team, licensed debt recovery agent following up with the said Issuer, legal notices sent by solicitors, as well as listing the Issuer’s name as in default on Experian (Credit Reporting Agency); you may not make good on your payments.
microLEAP will then classify said Investment Note as in ‘Default’.
Once an Investment Note has been classified as ‘Default’, microLEAP will outsource the collection of monthly payments to a licensed Debt Recovery Agent, who will demand and seek to recover the total outstanding balance through proper channels.
In the event you agree to pay in full / partially, or you are willing to restructure the outstanding amount due, we will ensure the payments will be transferred accordingly to the respective Investors’ Trust Account.
We have already seen positive signs of Issuers restarting payments through this method, though this may take some time.
If, after going through the above process and you still do not make good on your payments, then we will initiate demand of the full outstanding through legal means.
Issuers may restructure their financing if they have genuine difficulty in honouring their monthly payments.
Note that once in Default, the Credit Rating Agencies is notified under ‘Trade Reference’ that you are in Default and this will effect your credit rating with the Credit Rating Agencies. This will effect your ability to raise future financing from microLEAP as well as banks and other P2P Operators.
We allow Issuers to restructure their financing by extending the tenor by a further 1 to 12 months. This will mean that your monthly payments are less, but it will also mean that the overall cost of the financing will increase.
Depending on your credit risk rating and any financing amount outstanding, you may request for more funds. You are permitted to issue more than one Investment Note provided there you do not breach our financing outstanding limit of RM500,000 per Issuer.
All Issuers are credit scored using our proprietary credit scoring engine. This allows our P2P Investors to make an informed decision before they make an investment.
Factors we will look at include your revenue, profit before tax, current outstanding debt, your credit history, your nature of industry and age of your business.
We will also look at your Debt Service Ratio, which measures the ability that your income is sufficient to pay your monthly debt commitments.
You will also be required to complete a Psychometric Test which allows us to understand your needs and your decision-making, from a credit perspective, better. On average, people take 7 minutes to complete the test.
From the above credit data we will be able to determine the amount and tenor that you can raise funds and also the interest rate that you can be financed at.
Note: The ability to pay your monthly repayments on time will also improve your overall credit risk rating for future Investment Notes issued on microLEAP
After you and your business is credit scored, you will be given a Funding Contract that lists our terms, the approved funding amount, interest rate, tenor and other important aspects of your loan.
You will then need to fill in a simple Q&A that tells potential P2P Investors about your business.
Once done, your Investment Note is generated and it is listed on our Funding List for P2P Investors to invest in.
For Issuers that apply under microLEAP up to RM50,000, be it the applicant or key person appointed by you, will have Personal Accident insurance up to the outstanding financing amount that you have raised. This is provided by microLEAP via our Insurance Partner at no extra cost to you.
So in the case of accidental death or total / partial disablement, our Insurance Partner will cover the outstanding financing amount and microLEAP will arrange the pay out to all P2P Investors.
This ensures that you can focus on what you do best – expanding your business!
For more information head on over to our microinsurance tab.
microLEAP, being a platform that matches Issuers with P2P Investors, is in the process of handling client funds. In that respect, it is very important for client funds to be segregated and separate from microLEAP’s own funds so that both sets of funds never intermingle. To ensure this, microLEAP has appointed Universal Trustee Malaysia Berhad as its Trustee to be the custodian of client funds.
microLEAP has two (2) trust accounts. The Investor Trust Account, where P2P Investors’ funds are kept before disbursement of the loan, and the Issuer Trust Account, where Issuers pay their monthly repayments into.
As an Issuer, microLEAP will charge you 2 types of fees:
Note: Issuer (Hosting) Fees are charged on a one-off basis and they are dependent on the size of the issue, drawdown history with microLEAP, and credit rating.
Issuer (Hosting) Fees are deducted before disbursement of your funds.
As an Issuer on microLEAP’s platform, below are the services we provide at no extra costs:
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