Ledgers and ledger balances are modeled after the folder-file system of many file managers. How you arrange your files in folders is dependent on how

Architecting your ledger

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Ledgers and ledger balances are modeled after the folder-file system of many file managers. How you arrange your files in folders is dependent on how you want to group and find those files.

The same logic applies to your Blnk Ledger. To design your ledger architecture, you need to decide what is most important to your application to track. This forms the first layer of your architecture, the Ledgers.

Once you’ve decided how to set up your ledgers, creating your ledger balances in the right ledgers becomes easy and straightforward to do.

For example, consider a developer building a fintech application with virtual accounts, cards, and lending features using Blnk to record and manage their transactions.

By default, the General Ledger exists to group your internal balances, i.e., balances owned and managed by your organizations.