Sydney, Nov 15: MezFi has launched a pioneering platform designed to democratize access to mezzanine finance for everyday investors in Australia and New Zealand.
With the introduction of MezFi Fund 1, an ASIC-registered investment scheme, the platform offers projected returns of 9 per cent-13 per cent per annum, granting retail investors new entry points into property finance through blockchain-based Digital Fund Tokens (DFTs).
This innovative model allows Australians and New Zealanders to invest in high-yield property development deals typically reserved for institutional investors.
Using blockchain technology, MezFi combines the flexibility of cryptocurrency investments with traditional finance rigor, opening up new opportunities for diversified investment portfolios.
DFTs, each priced at $5,000 AUD, can be purchased using either Australian dollars or cryptocurrency (USDC), creating multiple access points for retail investors seeking exposure to property finance.
A unique feature of MezFi is its commitment to Web3 transparency, offering a secure way for investors to monitor their holdings and transfers on the Ethereum blockchain.
As the four-month sales period concludes, MezFi will deploy raised capital toward Australian and international property development, supported by a team of experienced deal originators and finance experts.
In addition to financial returns, DFT holders will receive an exclusive digital artwork by acclaimed Australian digital artist Justin Maller, adding a collectible dimension to their investment.
The digital art is permanently linked to the investment on the blockchain and includes a lottery component for potential bonus returns.
Led by experienced CEO Jerome Dadon, with support from a knowledgeable advisory board, MezFi combines Web3 transparency with the discipline of traditional finance, making mezzanine finance more accessible for the digital era.
For more details on purchasing DFTs, visit www.mezfi.com or follow MezFi’s social channels.
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