Stop running your book on a spreadsheet. Capsia gives every investor a login to see their note, their payments, and their statements. You log a payout once. They see it right away.
Payments slip. Texts pile up asking if money went out. You look unsure of your own book. The fix is not a bigger spreadsheet. It is a clean space your investors can see for themselves.
Everything you log on the operator side shows up on the investor side. No double entry, no exports, no guessing.
The back office of a real note business, in one quiet place.
Transparency that turns "trust me" into "see for yourself."
Not a syndication tool bent to fit. A portal that speaks loans, servicers, liens, and payments.
Every investor you manage in one list. Active and archived, always current.
Loan, servicer, property, lien position, and rate. The asset behind the money, on record.
Log interest or principal in one click. The investor sees it post the same moment.
Funds received, assigned, recorded, serviced, first payment. Nothing slips through the gap.
One clean statement per distribution. Your investors stop asking for receipts.
A private thread per investor. Everything stays on the account record.
Funds in, payments out, who logged in. A clean trail if anyone ever asks.
Create a login at their email. They set their own password and turn on two-factor.
Quiet, clean, and yours. No clutter, no shared feed, no noise.
You are trusting Capsia with investor records and money on the line. Here is how that data stays private and protected.
Your records sit behind database-level isolation. One firm can never see another's data.
Every login is scoped to a single investor's records. No shared views, no crossed wires.
Operators and investors can add a one-time code at login for a second lock on the door.
Every page and login runs over an encrypted connection, start to finish.
Passwords are hashed, and accounts lock after repeated failed attempts.
Payments run through our processor. Card details never touch our servers.
An investor who logs in and sees a real first lien paying on schedule does not text you for updates. They watch the number climb and stay for the next deal.
Get early access →I built Capsia for my own investors first. It is the tool I wished I had when my spreadsheet hit its limit. Now it runs my book.— The operator behind the portal
Capsia is opening to a small group of note operators first. Founding members set the roadmap and keep their rate as the product grows.
Price scales with your book. A small operator pays less. As you add investors, it grows with you.
The brand is for private capital, but Capsia is built note-first. It speaks loans, servicers, and liens, not syndication waterfalls. If you manage note investors, it fits.
No. You create a login at their email. They set their own password and can turn on two-factor at first sign-in.
Then it is light and cheap. The portal earns its keep the moment you have more than one person asking when their payment posts.
Yes. The loan, the property, the lien position, and the servicer are on record. That transparency is what makes raising the next dollar easier.
Give your investors a login, give yourself a clean back office, and look like the firm you already are.
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