It's private... but is it safe? With Nicolas Kipp (Credibur)
We’ve just surpassed two billion in debt facilities on our platform. Now, that number itself does not mean a lot to me, because there's some facilities that are huge, others that are small, right? And the complexity might be totally different.
We have some customers where it's huge facilities, but it's fairly simple stuff like auto loans, and then one of our smallest customers, they do income share agreements for students internationally. It's a crazy, complicated interest calculation.
It's hundreds of thousands of data points every hour that we process. So that's incredibly challenging from a tech perspective. So the number is good. It's impressive. It shows that we are being trusted, but I'm more excited about the use cases behind that, right?
Lending against distressed properties not to distressed borrowers, with Todd Pigott
Distressed property - maybe it’s dated on the inside with bad cabinets - can always be repaired, not distressed people. And so we focus on distressed properties, not distressed people. And that platform has worked very, very well for us.

