Tokenized Private Credit · First Closing

The credit asset that repays itself — now accessible on-chain

Flume Capital brings Brazilian private payroll credit to institutional crypto investors. Salary deductions happen automatically before the borrower is paid. The result: ~15% p.a. in USD with structurally low default. Monthly coupon in USDC. Hedge is the originator's problem, not yours.

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~15% p.a.
Target yield in USD
R$ 120B
Projected market size
<1.4%
Historical default rate
Monthly
USDC distribution

Brazilian payroll credit is one of the highest-yielding structurally protected credit assets in emerging markets. A new law just opened the market to 42 million workers. Our anchor originator receives R$ 1 billion in credit requests per day through the government auction channel alone — with zero acquisition cost. The demand is overwhelming. The constraint is capital. We are the bridge.

R$ 1B/day

Auction demand

Daily credit requests through the government's Crédito do Trabalhador marketplace. Organic demand, zero customer acquisition cost for the originator.

R$ 101B

Originated in 5 months

Market volume from March to July 2025, immediately after Lei 15,179/2025 removed the employer-agreement barrier. Pent-up demand was massive.

148.7%

Origination growth

Month-over-month increase in April 2025. Originators can't deploy capital fast enough. Funding is the bottleneck — exactly what we solve.

$20B

Tokenized private credit

Active loans on-chain globally. Institutional infrastructure is mature. The gap: high-yield EM assets with real structural protection.

The Underlying Asset

Consignado privado is not ordinary consumer credit

Payroll-deducted loans for Brazil's formal-sector workers. Repayments are withheld from salaries before the employee is paid. The borrower doesn't choose to repay — the system does it automatically.

Default rate: payroll credit vs. consumer credit

Automatic salary deduction eliminates voluntary payment risk. The employer remits directly — the borrower never handles the repayment.

Credit card (revolving) ~7.2%
Personal credit (unsecured) ~5.5%
Vehicle financing ~3.8%
Public payroll credit (INSS) ~1.8%
Private payroll credit ~1.4%
~15%

Target annual yield in USD

The underlying portfolio generates strong returns in BRL. After FX hedging (executed by the originator, not the investor) and operational costs, the net pass-through to investors targets ~15% p.a. in USD — distributed monthly in USDC.

Currency of return USD (USDC)
FX hedge responsibility Originator
Distribution frequency Monthly
Portfolio duration target 12–24 months

Market trajectory

Projected to nearly triple in the coming years, driven by regulatory reform and access for 42 million eligible formal-sector workers.

2023202420252026E2028E

R$ 41B R$ 120B projected

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Layers of structural protection

Automatic payroll deduction via eSocial Layer 1
Legal enforcement on employers (TDS) Layer 2
Regulatory margin cap at 35% of salary Layer 3
Automatic stop-buy on covenant breach Layer 4

Lei 15,179/2025 introduced the TDS — an enforceable instrument against employers who fail to remit deductions. Combined with eSocial's automated validation, the system creates an auditable, legally protected repayment chain.

The hardest piece of the structure is already in place

Our anchor originator has a proprietary digital platform, three origination channels (B2B2C, direct, and the government auction), and validated underwriting across four risk tiers. They receive 100% of credit applications from the national Crédito do Trabalhador marketplace — R$ 1 billion per day in organic demand with zero customer acquisition cost.

The most difficult element of this structure — a qualified originator willing to accept USD funding and manage the FX hedge internally — is confirmed and aligned.

Daily auction demand R$ 1B
Weekly credit applications R$ 5.7B
Weekly requests 1.6M
Employers represented 442K
Underwriting tiers A through D
Origination channels 3
How It Works

From USDC deposit to monthly yield

Capital flows through a regulated offshore SPV. The FX hedge is the originator's responsibility. You deposit and receive in USD only.

01

Deposit USDC

Qualified investors deposit USDC into the SPV via KYC-gated portal. Receive bCONS tokens representing your position.

Token: bCONS (ERC-1400) · Base L2
02

SPV Deploys Capital

The ADGM-based SPV executes a senior debt agreement with the originator in USD terms.

SPV: ADGM · Custody: Fireblocks
03

Originator Lends

Originator converts to BRL, underwrites payroll loans (ratings A/B priority), and manages FX hedge via NDF.

Hedge: NDF · Ratings: A/B priority
04

Monthly Yield

Salary deductions flow back through the SPV. Investors receive monthly coupon payments in USDC.

NAV: Chainlink PoR · Audit: Monthly
Institutional Investor
Family offices · Liquid funds · Asset managers · DAOs
USDC
SPV — ADGM (Abu Dhabi)
Issues bCONS · Fireblocks custody · Chainlink PoR · Monthly NAV
USD senior debt
Anchor Originator (Brazil)
USD → BRL conversion · NDF hedge · Loan origination · Covenant compliance
BRL payroll deduction
Payroll Credit Portfolio
10,000–50,000 active loans · eSocial verified · Auto-deducted · Stop-buy triggers
Returns in Context

Where bCONS sits in the institutional yield landscape

All figures denominated in USD. Compared against established institutional crypto yield sources available today.

Product Yield (USD) Asset Type Risk Profile
US T-Bills (Tokenized) ~4.5% Sovereign Minimal
ETH Staking ~3.5% Network Protocol + slashing
Morpho Blue-Chip Vaults 6–8% DeFi Lending Smart contract
Maple / Tradable 9–12% Private Credit Counterparty
bCONS — Flume Capital ~15% Payroll Credit FX hedge + originator
Goldfinch (EM Credit) 10–17% EM Unsecured High — no collateral
Market Timing

Why this asset, why now

Three independent forces converged in 2025 to create a narrow window for this product.

March 2025

Lei 15,179/2025 — the regulatory trigger

Brazil eliminated the mandatory employer agreement for payroll credit. 42 million formal workers gained instant access. eSocial integration automated verification and enforcement. The market was unlocked overnight.

R$ 101B originated in 5 months · 17M contracts
2024–2025

Tokenized RWA market hits institutional scale

Private credit became the largest category of tokenized RWAs at $20B in active loans. BlackRock, Apollo, Hamilton Lane moved on-chain. Infrastructure is mature — but most yield opportunities are saturated with T-bills at 4.5%.

380% RWA growth since 2022
2025–2026

R$ 79 billion funding gap

Originators can underwrite faster than they can find capital. Our anchor originator alone receives R$ 1B in daily credit requests through the government auction — with zero acquisition cost. Traditional funding sources can't scale fast enough.

Origination growth: 148.7% MoM (April 2025)
Now

Flume Capital — first closing

Anchor originator confirmed. SPV structure defined. Token architecture designed. Active conversations with qualified institutional investors for the inaugural fund.

$20B active

Tokenized private credit market

Institutional appetite for real yield on-chain is proven. But the market is overweight sovereign debt, underweight emerging market credit with structural protection.

R$ 1B /day

Organic demand, zero CAC

Our anchor originator receives R$ 1 billion in daily credit requests through the government's Crédito do Trabalhador auction. The demand is there. The constraint is capital.

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First closing — now open to qualified investors

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Minimum investment: $100,000 · Qualified investors only · KYC required · Not available to US persons