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Compliance

Law, as code.

A pawn license is the business. Pledexa puts your state's rules in the system, so they are applied the same way on every ticket.

The cap isn't a setting. It's the law, written in.

Service-charge caps, fees, hold periods and ticket language load as a state rule pack. The rules engine applies the pack to the work at the counter, so the rules do not depend on whoever is working that day.

What's in a rule pack

  • Service-charge caps

    The most a loan can cost per period.

  • Fees

    What can be charged, and when.

  • Hold periods

    How long items are held before sale.

  • Ticket language

    The wording printed on the ticket.

The daily police file. Built.

Pledexa builds the daily transaction file for LeadsOnline reporting from the transactions the counter writes.

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Police reporting

Every firearm logged at the door.

Acquisition and disposition (A&D) is logged at every intake door: pawn, buy and trade.

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Firearms A&D

4,264 tests guard the money math.

Pawnbroking runs on money math. 4,264 automated tests guard it (as of Oct 22, 2026).

Roles that match the counter.

Staff roles and permissions decide what each person can see and do.

Pledexa is built to help you stay compliant. Your shop remains responsible for compliance with the laws that apply to it.

Rule packs are built per state.

Tell us where your shop operates and we will tell you honestly where its pack stands.