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Customer Credit Risk & Khata Exposure Calculator

Evaluate your outstanding trade receivables, uncollected customer khata balances, and overdue days to measure working capital drag and bad debt exposure.

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Designed for Pakistani wholesale distributors, traders, and commercial suppliers with outstanding market receivables exceeding PKR 3,000,000.

In Pakistani wholesale distribution and commercial trade, over 60% of sales occur on informal credit ('udhaar'). Without automated credit limit enforcement, uncollected dealer balances accumulate into massive delayed recoveries, strangling the business's ability to buy fast-moving stock or meet supplier payment terms.

Enter Your Credit & Receivables Parameters

Adjust customer count, average khata balance, and collection days. Calculations update in real time.

120 Accounts

Number of buyers, shops, or dealers currently carrying an outstanding credit balance.

2.5 Lakh PKR
PKR

The average rupee balance currently due per credit customer in your khata.

1.50 Crore PKR
PKR

Total gross rupee value of goods sold on credit per month over the last 6 months.

45 Days

Average days taken by customers to settle their invoices or clear parchi balances.

60%

Percentage of your overall monthly turnover that is dispatched on credit versus immediate cash.

Diagnostic Result

Your Trade Credit Risk & Khata Assessment

Based on your parameters, here is your total market exposure, delayed recovery volume, and working capital drag.

Credit Health Score (50/100)
Attention Required — Delayed Recovery

Moderate Credit Drag Requiring Stricter Collection Cycles

Roughly PKR 15,000,000 is delayed across 120 customer accounts. At 45 days collection cycle, working capital is visibly constrained.

Industry Context: In wholesale trading, uncollected dealer khata balances and verbal credit commitments stall cash flow, preventing prompt supplier payments and bulk rebate capture.
Total Credit Exposure
PKR 30,000,000

Total rupee amount currently owed to your business across all customer ledgers.

Estimated Delayed Recovery
PKR 15,000,000

Cash trapped beyond standard 30-day market terms with elevated non-payment risk.

Working Capital Impact
1 months of credit sales delayed

Equivalent months of credit turnover locked up in delayed collections.

Collection Cycle
45days

Average days from invoice dispatch until cash reaches your bank or safe.

⚠️ This assessment provides a commercial estimate based on your inputs. Actual recovery timelines depend on individual dealer creditworthiness, market conditions, and dispute resolution.

Mathematical Transparency

Calculation Transparency & Mathematical Proof

No black boxes. Here is the verified formula breakdown explaining every rupee of your credit risk assessment.

Total Credit ExposureStep 1
Credit Customers × Average Outstanding Balance
120 × PKR 250,000 = PKR 30,000,000

Total outstanding receivables currently owed to your business across all active credit accounts.

Estimated Delayed RecoveryStep 2
Credit Exposure × (Collection Days ÷ 90)
PKR 30,000,000 × (45 ÷ 90) = PKR 15,000,000

Portion of credit capital delayed beyond standard trade cycles, creating cash flow drag and bad debt exposure.

Working Capital ImpactStep 3
Delayed Recovery ÷ Monthly Credit Sales
PKR 15,000,000 ÷ PKR 15,000,000 = 1 months of credit sales delayed

Equivalent months of credit sales locked in the market, illustrating the direct strain on vendor liquidity.

Credit Health ScoreStep 4
Collection Days (45) + Credit Dependency (30) + Exposure Ratio (25)
19 + 16 + 15 = 50 / 100

Calibrated 0-100 index: 0-30 is Healthy, 31-60 requires Attention, and 61-100 indicates High Risk.

Share Your Credit Risk Assessment

Send this khata exposure report to your business partners, finance manager, or collection staff.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Trade Credit & Khata Risk

Common questions Pakistani wholesalers and distributors ask about dealer recovery, PDC checks, and receivable aging.

In Pakistani wholesale markets, credit is often extended on verbal trust or unverified notebook slips (parchi). Without systemized limits, dealers continue ordering goods while delaying payments for 60 to 120+ days. Read our guide on /resources/customer-credit-management to see how leading suppliers prevent bad debts.
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