Two products, one connection.
One gets the credit line raised. The other keeps the loan book readable for as long as somebody else's money is out.
Both read the same portfolio, so nothing has to be assembled twice.
Reach the desks that fund this asset.
We assemble the lender the way an investment committee reads one, then take that package only to mandates that cover this asset, this currency and this ticket.
- Reconciled package instead of a folder of exports
- Introductions only where the mandate fits
- We stay in the room until the facility is signed
Keep the book readable after closing.
Every month the investor behind the line sees the portfolio: how it moved, what changed and which exposure is turning, from anonymised data the lender agreed to share.
- Monthly reporting for as long as the facility is out
- Flags raised when they appear, not at the next audit
- One reading both sides work from
Why both products read the same book.
Assembling a portfolio twice is how two versions of the truth appear.
One connection
We read the lending system you already run. No parallel spreadsheet and no file prepared specially for us.
One record per loan
Every loan carries its own history from the day it was written, so a closed quarter cannot be tidied up afterwards.
One package
What an investor receives at diligence is the same object the monthly report is later built from.
One vocabulary
Cohorts, roll rates and eligibility mean the same thing on both sides of the table, which removes most of the argument.
Anonymised by default.
Mexican data protection law is the constraint the whole platform is designed around.
Personal data stays with the lender
Reporting to an investor is built on anonymised and aggregated portfolio data. Borrower identities are not part of what leaves the lender.
The lender decides the scope
Fields, recipients and retention are agreed in writing before a connection is opened, and can be narrowed or revoked at any time.
Read only, always
Nothing is written back into the lending system. We cannot originate, amend or move a loan.
Processing on instruction
We act on the lender's instruction and under contract, not as an independent controller of borrower data.
Bring us a book. We will tell you what capital sees.
Thirty minutes, no pitch. You show us how you lend, we show you the package an investor asks for and where yours falls short today.
- ✓A read on your book from the investor side
- ✓The gaps that stop a facility, named specifically
- ✓A straight answer on whether we can help