Invest in U.S. Mortgages at a Discount. From $5,000.

Allonge gives accredited investors fractional ownership of performing residential loans — bought below face value, paid monthly.

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Private investments involve risk, including possible loss of principal. Available only to eligible investors. Full terms are provided in the official offering documents.

Investor Notice: Allonge is currently available to accredited investors through private offerings. Investments are not bank deposits, are not FDIC insured, may be illiquid, and involve risk, including possible loss of principal. Full terms are provided in the official offering documents.

Real Mortgage Income

Monthly distributions from residential mortgage cash flows, backed by real residential property.

Acquired at a Discount

Performing loans that lenders struggle to resell, called scratch-and-dent, sourced and offered to investors below face value.

Disciplined Underwriting

Every loan vetted for borrower performance, collateral, and the nature of the defect before acquisition.

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Two minutes on what we're building, why now, and what makes the closed beta worth your time.

What are scratch-and-dent mortgages?

Scratch-and-dent mortgages are residential loans that may be harder to sell through standard channels — not because the borrower is in trouble, but because of administrative, documentation, underwriting, or eligibility issues at the loan level. Most are performing loans, with borrowers making payments on time.

Because fewer buyers can process these loans efficiently, they often trade at a discount to face value. That discount is the source of the yield premium for our investors. The opportunity isn't a riskier borrower — it's an inefficient market that pushes paperwork issues into a price discount we can pass along. The discount improves the investment economics, but it does not eliminate risk.

Common defect types we acquire:

What an investment looks like

Because investors subscribe at a discount to the loan's face value, the same dollar of monthly interest produces a higher effective yield on your invested capital — and additional return accrues at payoff as the discount pulls to par. This discount mechanic is the core of how Allonge's return profile works. The subscription prices below are illustrative; actual offerings will price differently based on each loan's characteristics, defect type, and acquisition discount.

Single-family Residence
Dallas–Fort Worth metro, TX
Current · 24 mo on-time
Defect: Post-closing document deficiency — missing final inspection certificate. Paperwork issue, borrower unaffected.
Unpaid Principal Balance
$312,000
Note Coupon
7.5%
Allonge Acquisition
80% of UPB
Investor Subscription Price
87% of UPB
Net Yield (after fees) ~8.4%
Projected IRR (5-yr est. hold) ~10.5%
Min $5,000· Monthly distributions (interest only)· 12-mo lock-up
Single-family Residence
Phoenix metro, AZ
Current · 36 mo on-time
Defect: Investor eligibility issue at origination — guideline exception not properly documented at close. Loan otherwise performing.
Unpaid Principal Balance
$218,000
Note Coupon
8.5%
Allonge Acquisition
78% of UPB
Investor Subscription Price
86% of UPB
Net Yield (after fees) ~9.6%
Projected IRR (5-yr est. hold) ~12.0%
Min $5,000· Monthly distributions (interest only)· 12-mo lock-up

Illustrative Examples — For Educational Purposes Only. Not Actual Investments. IRR projections assume a 5-year average hold and full return of UPB at payoff; actual hold periods and returns will vary based on borrower performance, prepayment timing, servicing costs, and the specific terms of each offering.

How returns & fees work

No hidden mechanics. Here's exactly how money moves and what we charge.

Your Yield

Investors subscribe at a discount to each loan's unpaid principal balance — typically meaningfully below face value, with the exact subscription price varying by deal. Because you're buying below face, your effective yield exceeds the note coupon. Current offerings target 8–11% gross annual yield depending on the specific loan, with additional return potential at payoff as the discount pulls to par.

Our Fee

Allonge charges a 25 basis point (0.25%) processing fee on each monthly interest distribution. There is no annual management fee during the beta period. Acquisition costs are negotiated with the seller of each loan and are not passed to investors.

Beta Advantage

Beta participants pay no management fee for the life of their beta-era investments. They also receive first purchase option on new acquisitions before they're opened to the broader platform. This is how we compensate early investors for backing us before we're fully scaled.

How You Get Paid

Interest distributions are made monthly, interest only, directly to your Allonge wallet in the app. From there, withdraw to your bank or reinvest into new offerings. Principal is returned when the underlying loan pays off, or when you sell your position after the 12-month lock-up period.

How Allonge Makes Money

Allonge generates revenue from the spread between our acquisition price and the subscription price offered to investors. We acquire loans at a deeper discount than we offer on the platform — investors still subscribe at a meaningful discount to face value, which is the source of the yield premium. Our incentives are aligned: investors and Allonge both need the underlying loan to perform.

PLATFORM

Our Edge: Mortgage experience plus
operational infrastructure

Our team brings 32+ years of combined mortgage industry experience to a market where sourcing, underwriting, servicing, documentation, and execution matter. Allonge focuses on performing residential mortgage assets that may be available at a discount due to administrative, documentation, underwriting, or eligibility issues.

01
Fractional Ownership

Start with $5,000 instead of committing hundreds of thousands of dollars to a single mortgage investment.

02
Curated Portfolio

Allonge sources and reviews performing scratch-and-dent mortgage opportunities from a broad lender network.

03
Monthly Distribution Potential

Investors may receive their share of borrower payments if and when distributions are made according to offering terms.

04
Digital Platform

Manage investment activity, documents, reporting, and updates through the Allonge platform.

How and why we use blockchain

Allonge uses tokenization as infrastructure — the technology that lets us divide a mortgage into fractional shares, track ownership, and distribute monthly payments efficiently at scale. It's how we can offer a $5,000 minimum in a market historically reserved for institutional buyers with hundreds of thousands of dollars to commit.

This is not crypto. It's not speculation. The investment thesis is built on residential mortgage cash flows — real borrowers making real payments on real properties. Blockchain is plumbing: it lowers operational costs, streamlines ownership transfer, and makes distributions more efficient than traditional fund structures.

If your concern is crypto volatility, that's not what you're buying here. You're buying a fractional interest in a performing mortgage, with a digital wrapper that makes the whole thing operationally feasible at this scale.

BY THE NUMBERS

Built for serious investors

$5,000
Minimum investment
8–11%
Target gross yield range, subject to offering terms and performance
32+
Years combined mortgage industry experience
4,000+
Lender network to source from

Target returns are not guaranteed. Actual results depend on the specific offering, borrower performance, expenses, servicing, fees, prepayments, defaults, and other risk factors.

Where Allonge sits in a fixed income portfolio

Fixed income investors typically choose between yield, liquidity, minimum investment, and asset backing. Allonge occupies a position that's hard to find elsewhere.

Asset Class Typical Yield Min. Investment Liquidity Real Asset Backing
U.S. Treasury (10-yr) ~4.5% $100 Daily
Investment-Grade Corporate Bonds 4.5–6.0% Varies Daily
High-Yield Bonds 6.5–8.5% Varies Daily
Public REITs 3.5–5.5% ~$50 Daily Yes (equity)
Private Credit Funds 8–12% $250,000+ Quarterly / Annual
Allonge S&D Mortgages 8–11%* $5,000 12-mo lock-up Yes

*Gross yield on subscription price. Net of fees. Subject to borrower performance and offering terms. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Allonge occupies an unusual position: yield comparable to private credit, backed by real residential property, at a minimum investment that doesn't require institutional scale.

KNOW THE RISKS

What you should understand before investing

Sophisticated investors expect honest risk disclosure. We name the risks plainly because hiding them serves no one.

01

Borrower Default Risk

If a borrower stops making monthly payments, interest distributions may be reduced or suspended. Allonge evaluates each borrower's payment history, collateral, and loan characteristics before acquisition — but past payment performance does not guarantee future payments.

02

Liquidity Risk

Your investment is subject to a 12-month lock-up period. After that period, you may request to sell your position, but there is no guarantee of a buyer at your preferred price. Do not invest capital you may need access to in the near term.

03

Concentration Risk

Investing in a single loan ties your returns to one borrower. Allonge recommends spreading across multiple offerings to reduce single-loan exposure. The 12-month lock-up applies per investment, not per portfolio.

04

Platform Risk

Allonge is an early-stage company in private beta. If operations were disrupted, your investment would be governed by the terms of the offering documents and applicable law. We believe in being transparent about this risk given where we are in our development.

05

Return Variability

Target yields of 8–11% annually reflect projected returns based on current acquisition prices, note coupons, and our subscription pricing model. Actual returns depend on borrower performance, loan prepayment timing, servicing costs, fees, and the specific offering terms of each investment. Members of our team have experience managing S&D portfolios that have produced double-digit returns under levered structures — these projections reflect an unlevered, individual-investor position and are not directly comparable. Past fund performance does not guarantee future results.

How to Get Started

A structured, transparent process designed for serious investors.

01
Apply for Beta Access

Create your account and complete the required profile information.

02
Verify Eligibility

The closed beta is intended for accredited investors. Verification may include identity and accreditation checks.

03
Review Offering Materials

Before investing, review the offering terms, risks, fees, and available loan-level or pool-level information.

04
Invest if It's a Fit

Subscribe through the platform and fund your investment according to the offering instructions.

05
Receive Reporting & Distributions

Track your investment and receive distributions if and when made according to offering terms.

Review before you invest

Before funding any investment, eligible investors should expect to review offering materials that may include:

  • Offering summary and terms
  • Risk factors
  • Fee disclosures
  • Mortgage-level or pool-level information
  • Subscription documents
  • Transfer restrictions and liquidity terms
Our commitment to transparency: We want investors to understand the opportunity, the risks, and the structure before deciding whether to participate. The investor packet is designed to give you the full picture before you take any next steps.

Download the Investor Packet

Get the full overview of how Allonge works, what scratch-and-dent mortgages are, the risks to consider, and how to get started as a closed beta investor.

Who Allonge is built for

  • Want yield from residential mortgage cash flows backed by real property
  • Comfortable with a 12-month minimum lock-up
  • Don't need guaranteed returns or short-term liquidity
A note on fit: If you need short-term liquidity or guaranteed returns, this may not be a fit. Allonge is designed for accredited investors who understand that private mortgage investments can be illiquid and that returns depend on borrower performance and offering terms.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Allonge uses tokenization as infrastructure to support fractional ownership tracking and administration. The investment thesis is based on mortgage cash flows, not crypto price movement.
No. Target returns depend on borrower performance, servicing, expenses, fees, prepayments, defaults, and offering terms.
You should assume limited liquidity. Any transferability will be governed by the offering documents and applicable law.
The closed beta is intended for accredited investors who complete the required verification steps.
That may trigger a servicing workout process. Outcomes vary and can affect distributions and principal recovery.
Eligible investors will have access to offering materials that may include offering terms, risk factors, fee disclosures, loan-level or pool-level information, subscription documents, and transfer restrictions.

Ready to learn whether Allonge is a fit?

Allonge is in private beta for accredited investors. Review the investor packet, then decide.

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