Application
Businesses connect financial, banking, operating, and collateral data to Dimebridge. Dimebridge creates a reusable business profile and financing request. Applications are submitted at no cost.
The AI-native marketplace
Businesses bring their assets. Investors bring their capital. Dimebridge underwrites, matches, and manages the transaction.
The disconnect
Wall Street
Main Street
The impact
Receivables, inventory, equipment, and contractual cash flows can support financing. The problem is making fragmented assets economical to verify, underwrite, fund, service, and manage.
The solution
Receivables, inventory, equipment, and contractual cash flows become the basis for financing.
Underwrite.
Match.
Manage.
Capital partners define the asset type, return, duration, risk, concentration, and transaction size they want.
Businesses receive liquidity to grow. Investors access diversified asset-backed returns.
Capital comes first
Dimebridge first onboards capital partners and defines what they are willing to finance.
Mandates specify asset type, target return, duration, risk, concentration, advance rates, and transaction size.
This keeps underwriting aligned with actual market demand before expensive diligence begins.
The Dimebridge model
Every funded transaction moves through the same controlled lifecycle.
Businesses connect financial, banking, operating, and collateral data to Dimebridge. Dimebridge creates a reusable business profile and financing request. Applications are submitted at no cost.
AI screens each opportunity against credit policy, asset eligibility, and live investor mandates. Ineligible deals are filtered before costly diligence begins, and denied applicants receive an explanation report.
Qualified opportunities advance to formal diligence and compliance review. Dimebridge verifies ownership, identity, sanctions, liens, documentation, and underlying assets. A diligence deposit helps cover third-party costs and is credited at closing if funded.
Dimebridge evaluates collateral, cash flow, leverage, concentration, and downside risk. The Credit Team determines advance rates, financing amount, pricing, covenants, reserves, and recommended terms in a standardized Dimebridge Credit Memo.
Dimebridge matches qualified opportunities with investors whose mandates fit the transaction. Smaller exposures can be aggregated into larger diversified portfolios for institutional investors.
A Dimebridge Deal Manager owns the transaction from term sheet through closing. Dimebridge coordinates commercial negotiations while outside counsel finalizes documentation, collateral perfection, and closing requirements.
Once terms are agreed and closing conditions are satisfied, investor capital is deployed through controlled accounts, partner banks, escrow, or SPVs where appropriate. Investor funds never enter Dimebridge operating accounts.
Dimebridge monitors collateral, liquidity, covenants, collections, and borrower performance; reconciles cash flows; identifies exceptions; and delivers investor reporting. Investors may also appoint Dimebridge to actively manage funded assets, including reserves, advances, waivers, amendments, workouts, and recoveries.
Dimebridge reconciles collections and distributes principal, returns, and applicable fees. Once obligations are satisfied, collateral and liens are released, and performance data feeds future screening, underwriting, matching, and portfolio construction.
How Dimebridge makes money
Earned when a financing closes and capital is deployed.
Earned while Dimebridge services, monitors, reconciles, and reports on funded assets.
Generated from permissioned, aggregated, and de-identified underwriting and performance intelligence.
Additional economics: diligence fees offset verification costs and are credited if funded; asset-management fees apply when investors elect active Dimebridge management.
Go-to-market
Onboard pilot capital partners and establish initial investment mandates.
Onboard pilot businesses across receivables, inventory, equipment, and contractual cash flows.
Finance and manage the first assets to prove origination, capital deployment, servicing, and credit performance.
Expand both sides of the marketplace through capital relationships, referral partners, integrations, and targeted distribution.
Scale trigger: demonstrated funding conversion, credit performance, servicing economics, and repeat demand from both businesses and capital partners.
Market opportunity
Annual U.S. secured-finance transaction volume.
Annual originations of business loans below $1M.
Annual originations to businesses with less than $1M in annual revenue.
Founder-market fit
William H. Ray, III spent nearly a decade underwriting, structuring, and managing institutional investments at Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo.
His experience includes managing investments within a $3B+ portfolio, underwriting $10M-$500M transactions, and serving as a senior investment leader on a $1B nationwide Opportunity Zone fund.
“The people deserve to reap the benefits of the value and capital that they created.”Request Investor Deck