Waltz secures $50m to boost US real estate access globally

June 24, 2025

Waltz, a real estate FinTech platform, is transforming how foreign nationals invest in U.S. property by streamlining the financing process through a fully digital experience.

The company has raised a total of $50m in equity and debt funding to support its global expansion. This includes a newly secured $25m line of credit, aimed at significantly increasing its loan origination capacity.

Launched in July 2024, Waltz has processed over $300m in loan applications from investors across four continents. The company enables non-U.S. citizens to navigate the complex process of U.S. property investment—offering tools for securing mortgages, forming LLCs, and managing the entire transaction digitally.

The latest capital injection will enable Waltz to support up to $1bn in loan volume. A major focus of this next phase is growth into Latin America, where investor demand is rising sharply, particularly in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia. The platform has responded by adding Spanish and Portuguese language support and hiring native-speaking staff from the region.

Waltz’s offering stands out due to its combination of AI-driven technology, transparent application process, and an investor-friendly product suite. Foreign nationals can qualify for DSCR loans without U.S. credit or income history, while remote closing and digital tracking simplify the end-to-end experience. Additional services such as LLC setup, U.S. bank account opening, and currency exchange are bundled into the Waltz Investor Kit.

Yuval Golan, founder and CEO of Waltz, said, “The demand from Latin America was immediate and that is not surprising – U.S. real estate is a blue chip investment for foreign nationals. The stability, rooted in the historical strength of the U.S. economy, facilitates wealth creation from financing options, the potential for passive income streams, and property value appreciation.”

As part of its roadmap, Waltz is preparing to launch enhanced foreign exchange tools and faster cross-border transfer features tailored for Latin American users. The company is also scaling its sales team and investing in infrastructure to better support growing global demand.