In Russia, Seller Capital Automates the Accounting of Escrow-Type Accounts
All money-flow operations at the fintech service Seller Capital are now handled automatically.
Fintech service Seller Capital has rolled out a unified digital system for managing nominal (escrow-type) accounts. The project was implemented by 1C PRO Consulting, fully automating all money-flow operations. The entire operational cycle has been restructured — from importing bank statements to allocating payments among borrowers and monitoring the movement of funds.
Previously, many of these processes were handled manually. As the business scaled, this became a bottleneck: processing bank statements took significant time, and the risk of errors increased. Automation has removed these constraints.
A Fintech Service for Marketplace Sellers
Seller Capital specializes in financing sellers on Russia’s largest online marketplaces, including Wildberries, Ozon, and Yandex Market. The company provides entrepreneurs with revolving credit lines ranging from 1 million to 50 million rubles. This business model requires precise and transparent accounting for each individual client.
According to Vladimir Bibanov, partner and chief executive of 1C PRO Consulting, the project demonstrates how combining deep 1C expertise with banking integrations makes it possible to build reliable and user-friendly solutions for the financial sector — products that are ready for day-to-day operations and further scaling.
