Asset class

Mortgage pool tokenization

Mortgage pool tokenization turns a pool of mortgage loans into permissioned digital securities. PazaLabs places the loans in a Trust or SPV, issues ERC-3643 tokens backed by the pool's cash flows, and splits them into senior, mezzanine and junior tranches that are paid through an on-chain waterfall.

What mortgage pool tokenization does

On-chain securitization for mortgage originators and aggregators who need to free up balance-sheet capital without losing regulatory standing. PazaLabs pools mortgage loans into a Trust/SPV, issues ERC-3643 tokens backed by the pool's cash flows, and structures them into senior, mezzanine, and junior tranches with fully transparent waterfall mechanics.

Who it's for

  • Mortgage originators seeking balance-sheet liquidity
  • Aggregators managing multi-originator loan pools
  • Asset managers needing compliant fixed-income exposure
  • Regional banks looking to offload mortgage risk

Platform Capabilities

Legal StructureSPV / Trust
Token StandardERC-3643
Tranche ModelSenior / Mezzanine / Junior
Cash FlowsWaterfall Distribution & Reverse Sequential Losses
TransfersKYC/KYB/AML Permissioned
ComplianceSEC Reg D / ESMA

How a mortgage pool is tokenized, step by step

  1. 1

    Asset Origination & Pooling

    Loans are originated, underwritten, and pooled. GenAI-RAG validates documents and scores the pool.

  2. 2

    SPV / Trust Formation

    An SPV or Trust holds the mortgage pool, isolating assets from originator credit risk.

  3. 3

    Tranche Structuring

    Senior, mezzanine, and junior tranches with waterfall mechanics encoded in the smart contract.

  4. 4

    ERC-3643 Token Issuance

    Permissioned tokens issued on-chain. Transfer rules enforce KYC/KYB/AML compliance.

  5. 5

    On-Chain Cash Flows

    Payments distribute automatically via the waterfall and report transparently to holders.

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