After backing two small businesses, a retired bank clerk wants to see how each is doing — not as a ticker, but as a story. Each holding on Kadaikodi shows the owner’s updates, the milestones reached and the business’s ongoing record.
A ledger lists exactly what she put in and anything she has received under the agreed terms, with statements she can download. Holdings are a record between her and the business; they are not traded on a market.
If a business has a hard month, the owner’s update says so — and she can still ask questions in the Q&A.
Investing in a small business carries real risk, including losing some or all of the money put in. Kadaikodi never promises returns, is not a stock exchange, and does not give investment advice — every backer decides for themselves.
This is an illustrative scenario, not a customer story.
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