Investor Pitch:
Almost Basic Resiliency Product
”The Wheels”
Community-backed emergency loans—fast, fair, and full of dignity.
The Problem
Too many lives are derailed by solvable emergencies: A car repair. A missed rent payment. A Christmas that came a few days too early. Traditional systems are too slow. Predatory lenders are fast—but devastating. Charities burn out trying to fix what cash could solve.
Our Solution
A simple, scalable financial product:
Flexible-limit emergency loans, issued through trusted community partners, backed by investors, and designed with dignity in mind.
Each policy comes with a limit (typically $500–$1,000).
No invasive eligibility check or complex trigger—access is granted automatically or with minimal validation.
Borrowers repay over 12 months—or donors may step in to forgive or cover balances.
Communities serve as the trust layer—not individuals.
What Makes It Work
1. Community-Based Underwriting
We underwrite communities, not people.
Pricing adjusts based on repayment and usage patterns.
Communities build “credit” over time and may access pooled discounts or additional capacity.
2. Fraud-Resistant by Design
We offer tools to help communities validate identity, detect abuse, and enforce soft accountability.
Local partners act as lightweight stewards, not bureaucrats.
3. Two-Stream Financial Structure
Generosity Fund (Donor-backed)
Donors sponsor communities by donating $5 per year for every $100 that will be made available.
Donors may purchase policies for those in need. These nominal policy fees are variable based on community default rates.
Donors may repay loans anonymously.
Profits are returned to communities.
Business Fund (Investor-backed)
Source of loan dollars.
Earns modest returns from policy fees and generosity fund.
Revenue & Repayment
Borrowers or donors pay modest premiums/fees, priced to cover expected use, defaults, ops, and infrastructure.
Product cost varies by community track record, not individual credit scores.
Revenue sources:
Borrower repayments (monthly, capped at 12 months)
Community-based underwriting adjustments
What We’re Raising
We seek a $250,000 repayable investment to:
Build and test the claims + partner platform
Seed the loan reserve for the first 1,000 policies
Launch 5–10 community pilots
Support compliance, fraud protection, and impact tracking
Target Repayment: 4–5 years from program revenue
Return: Modest, mission-aligned capital with real impact leverage
Why This Works
Trust + Flexibility: People repay when treated with dignity. Communities thrive when given tools—not red tape.
Capital Efficient: Every dollar gets reused again and again.
Scalable: We’re not underwriting individuals—we’re empowering networks that already know who’s trustworthy.
Join us in building financial infrastructure that works at the speed of need.
One emergency at a time, one community at a time.