Financing against vetted listed properties
Wealth
Property that settles into the same account
Buying property through a crypto balance normally means cashing out, wiring to a lawyer, and reconciling three institutions. Here the underwriting, the agreements and the rental income all sit against the account you already hold.
Digital agreements and e-signature
Rental income credited to your account
Listings that have already been checked
Available properties are vetted before they reach the listing page — title, valuation, tenancy status and projected yield are reviewed, and the assumptions behind the projection are shown rather than summarised.
Financing is offered against those listings, so the terms you see are specific to the property rather than an indicative rate card.
Agreements signed where you bank
Offer letters, financing agreements and tenancy documents are issued digitally and signed with e-signature, with the executed copies stored against the account.
Funds move directly between your balances and the transaction account, which removes the wire-and-wait step that usually stretches completion.
Income that lands in your ledger
Rental income is credited to your account on the collection schedule, in the currency you nominate, and appears in the same statement and export as everything else you hold.
Financing costs are charged against the same balances, so the net position on a property is visible without building a separate spreadsheet.
Getting started
How it works
- 01
Select
Review vetted listings with valuation, tenancy and yield assumptions.
- 02
Finance
Take the property-specific terms and sign digitally.
- 03
Collect
Receive rental income into your nominated balance each cycle.
Questions
Real estate financing: common questions
- Can I buy property using crypto holdings?
- Yes. Funding can come from fiat or digital asset balances held with The Vision Bank; the conversion is priced at the point of settlement and the property purchase completes from your account.
- Are the listings independently checked?
- Each listing is reviewed for title, valuation, tenancy status and projected yield before publication, and the assumptions behind the yield figure are shown on the listing rather than summarised.
- How is rental income paid?
- Into your account, in the currency you nominate, on the collection schedule for that property. It appears in your normal transaction feed and statement exports.
- What are the financing terms?
- Terms are set per property rather than as a generic rate card, and are presented with the offer before any commitment. Financing costs are charged against your account balances.
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