Support affordable housing projects, invest in our future.
Trusted by industry leaders
Purpose for Profit provides below-market rate loans to companies focusing on high-quality affordable housing through purpose-driven, transparent investment.
Our mission is to create a new standard for how we invest in the future so that together we are Doing Good & Doing Well.
The Purpose for Profit Community is comprised of individual and institutional holders of our $PURPOSE token. These include:
Housing advocates
Philanthropists
Foundations
Lenders
Supporters of real-world assets (RWAs)
Blockchain for good investors
You!
Our token is different from many you may have heard of. We are a security backed by real-world assets - the housing being built through our loans- and our rewards are based on real income - the interest being paid by from those loans.
We lend 85% of the total raised by $PURPOSE sales. The remaining 15% covers operational costs.
100% of loan interest revenue is shared among investors who stake their $PURPOSE.
$PURPOSE stakers earn passive income while supporting socially responsible investments.
PFP’s onchain lending model provides a transparent, blockchain-backed solution for affordable & mixed-income housing. Offering competitive rates of 9-12%, reinvesting repayments to sustain growth, and ensuring onchain transparency, PFP creates a secure and scalable alternative to traditional financing.
At Purpose for Profit (PFP), our vision extends beyond just providing affordable housing solutions. We’re pioneering a new model of financial collaboration, one rooted in the principles of cooperatives, powered by blockchain, and guided by progressive decentralization. Our goal? To create a globally inclusive financial community that supports affordable housing development, all while empowering PFP members to have an equal voice in decisions and share in the benefits.
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Maximize Returns and Drive Social Impact: The Future of Lending for Affordable Housing with Purpose for Profit
When we think about investment, most people gravitate toward familiar avenues like treasury bonds, savings accounts, money market funds or even traditional real estate. These are predictable and widely understood. However, they often don’t make the kind of impact we need in today’s world—particularly when it comes to sectors like affordable housing, which is desperately in need of faster and more flexible funding solutions.
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