Digital Mortgage is designed as an alternative way to help finance a home, using shared equity instead of a traditional mortgage loan. It aims to make homeownership more affordable for Digital World members, though eligibility, terms, and availability vary by location.
Digital Mortgage is designed to help make homeownership more affordable for Digital World members, subject to eligibility and program terms.
A lower monthly payment with Digital Mortgage is intended to help Digital World members put money toward other goals, such as buying more home equity over time or saving for retirement.
Lower payments can free up cash to put toward retirement, investments, or other priorities.
Buy more home equity over time as your financial situation changes.
Digital Mortgage invests alongside the member in the home. If the home's value goes up, both parties share in that gain - and if it goes down, both share in that loss too.
Lower monthly payments intended to help members save for other things that matter.
Buy more equity over time, or sell your share back when you need cash, subject to program terms.
Know what to expect with regular monthly payments for 10 years. At the end of the term, sell, renew, or pay off the remaining balance.
The most common way to buy a home is to borrow a lot of money with a mortgage. The interest is how a lender makes money on your loan.
With Digital Mortgage, you own your home and buy the equity you can afford up front - we purchase the rest. We are an investor, not a lender.
Life happens. Digital Mortgage gives you access and flexibility to buy and sell equity from your dashboard - anytime you need.
Digital Mortgage Assets is designed as an alternative to traditional mortgage financing, creating a home equity market powered by Digital World. It does not replace licensed mortgage lenders or official land title and registry processes.
Think of your home as one large asset. You own it and buy the equity you can afford - we purchase the rest.
Enabled by Digital World, we combine equity from homes in each location or area of impact.
The value of the tokens is based on the value of the group of equity. As values go up or down, so does the price of the tokens.
No. Digital Mortgage is a shared-equity arrangement: an investor buys a portion of your home's equity instead of lending you money at interest. It is not a loan, and it is not offered by a licensed mortgage lender.
No. Digital Mortgage Assets is an alternative home financing arrangement. It does not replace official land title, registry, or recording processes required in your jurisdiction.
Digital Mortgage is structured so gains and losses in home value are shared between the member and the investor, according to the terms of the agreement.
Yes, subject to program terms. Members can typically buy more equity over time or sell their share, including at the end of the agreed term.
Yes. Token value is tied to the value of the underlying group of home equity, which can rise or fall. As with any investment, value is not guaranteed.
Disclaimer: Digital Mortgage and Digital Mortgage Assets are shared-equity home financing arrangements, not a traditional mortgage loan, and are not offered by a licensed mortgage lender. They do not replace official land title, registry, or recording processes required in your jurisdiction, and equity values can rise or fall. Members should seek independent financial and legal advice before entering an agreement.