If he had a ‘fazil’ or excess then he was paid. Between the debit and credit amount, a balance was struck and payment was made accordingly. The average return of a beegah was about 10 to 12 bundles. The credit included the value of indigo plant bundles delivered by the ryot to the factories at 4 to 8 bundles per rupee. The debit included the cost of advance (generally at two rupees per beegah), the cost of the stamp paper on which the contract was signed (two annas) and the cost of four to five seers of seeds charged at four annas per beegah. At the close of the manufacturing season in August or September, the accounts used to be drawn out.
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