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# | Title | User Story | Importance | Notes |
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1 | Set product credit limits | As an org user, I must be able to set the max credit limit for an open-ended LOC product | Must Have | |
2 | Set product repayment frequency and rules for payment amounts | As an org user, I must be able to set the permitted frequencies for the repayment on the LOC product along with the minimum payment amount defined as one of the following
| Must Have | |
3 | Associate LOC account to customer level overdraft facility | As a loan officer, I must be able to optionally associate a LOC account to an existing customer level overdraft facility. Once I have done the same, the credit limit of this account is determined by the limit associated with the overdraft facility and the balance of other accounts linked to this facility. | Nice to Have | Some institutions allow creating multiple customer level overdraft facilities. The customer can then have multiple accounts linked to each such facility. |
4 | Full flexibility to update interest rates on active loc accounts | As a loan officer, in addition to associate indexed interest rates to LOC accounts, I must be able to edit the applicable interest rate on an active LOC account. While doing so, I should not have any constraints other than
| Must Have | As open-ended accounts are long running, this is a common requirement. |
5 | Create System generates repayment schedule entry on payment due date | As a system user, I should be able to view details of the scheduled repayment on the morning of each a LOC account on the repayment due date. This schedule entry should be created as a part of the daily system batch jobs which updates the payment amount based on the rules for payment associated with the this account by a loan officer. | Must Have | A fixed grace period is typically then associated with this new generated repayment schedule entry giving the customer sufficient time to make a payment |
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Question | Outcome |
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Do we need support for other common use cases like interest free periods after each tranche etc ? | Yes, for simplicity, all such use cases are kept out of scope for the most basic LOC product |
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