July 8, 2025 | New York City
Waltz, a Miami-based digital mortgage platform tailored for foreign buyers, just raised a fresh $25 million from Setpoint Capital affiliates — doubling its total funding to $50 million. The platform, launched in July 2024, has already processed $300 million in loan applications across four continents and is now scaling to support up to $1 billion in volume.
The company is targeting growing demand from Latin and South American buyers, particularly from Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia, as international investors seek stable, income-generating U.S. assets amid global economic uncertainty. Waltz offers a full digital process — including entity creation, U.S. bank accounts, currency exchange, and financing — and recently launched multilingual services in Spanish and Portuguese.
Waltz partners with major brokerages like RE/MAX and eXp Realty and sells originated loans to institutional buyers like Acra Lending (a BlackRock company) and Atlas SP (backed by Apollo). According to CEO Yuval Golan, U.S. real estate remains a “blue chip” investment for foreign nationals — and digital platforms are unlocking global access like never before.