Asset Yield Pools

Make better asset management decisions

Real Asset Yield Pools connect asset owners with asset managers in ways that allow asset owner to identify and obtain the best returns. Owners self-contribute their assets to transparent yield-bearing pools created by managers. Finding the best yield has never been easier.

 

The easy way to manage your investor property is to add it to a pool of similar properties managed by a successful manager. Yield pools solve the problem of finding the best asset manager, ensuring you find one that does what they say and maximizes your return.

Scroll down to see how how Yield Pools work.

Identify the right asset manager for your investment property.

 
  • Liquidity pools for real estate are a better way to engage an asset manager

    Know what yields an asset manager is returning

    Asset managers pool the assets they manage into a single investment vehicle. Assets inside each pool are administered by the pool manager. Different asset managers create different pools for different types of real estate, in different locations.

    Dividends from the operations of assets within the pool are recorded on-chain so that returns can be verified and trusted by potential pool investors.

  • Liquidity pools for tokenized real estate NFTS are the flexible way to pool assets without a REIT

    Stake your real-estate asset with a yield pool and start earning

    Staking is equivalent to hiring an asset manager and means that they will now start operating your asset on your behalf.

    Plano provides information about all the yield pools that your real estate asset is eligible to participate in. Find one you like and stake your asset’s token directly with the pool to start earning the stated yield.

  • Flexible Real Estate asset staking solutions are the future of decentralized REITS

    Move your asset around over time to maximize your returns

    Dividends issued by each Yield Pool are based on performance so will vary over time. If you find a better performing pool that is a better fit for your asset, you can unstake your asset, and stake it elsewhere.

    Unstaking can be immediate, or can occur after a period of time depending on the terms and conditions of each Yield Pool, and any minimum lock period you agreed to when you initially staked your asset.

Decentralized REIT using crypto and blockchain technology is the future

Is an Asset Yield Pool similar to a REIT?

A REIT is a Real Estate Investment Trust. This is a company that owns, operates, or finances income-generating real estate. Typically they chose the assets they think are best for their pool and ask investors to fund the purchase or construction.

An Asset Yield pool reverses the situation so that when you have an asset, you get to decide what pool to contribute to based on the eligibility criteria of each pool.

What advantages does an Asset Yield Pool provide investors?

  • Bring your own asset

    You need an asset manager to operate and deliver a return. You don’t need them to decide what you should own. Assemble a property portfolio based on your specific needs. Then identify the best pool for asset management.

  • Trusted auditable yields

    Yield paid to those staking assets in the pool is paid-out on-chain and is thus immutable and public. As such, trust and auditability are guaranteed for all dividends paid. Can you say the same for your a traditional asset manager?

  • Easy and Flexible

    Each pool publishes information on their yield and rules of operation. With this clarity up front, there are no cumbersome contract negotiations to complete. You simply stake your asset, and let the pool get to work.

We need your help.

Asset Yield Pools are currently in the early planning stages. We are are on the hunt for a talented team of developers, blockchain engineers, financial experts and other smart cookies with an interest in disruption how real estate investment works.

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