Skip to main content
Shores tokenizes real property lending. Property owners in Latin America and South Florida take short-term bridge loans secured by first liens on real property and pay 13–15% interest. Depositors hold shUSD, a vault token built on Robinhood Chain. When they stake it, they receive the net interest as a monthly cash yield, with an 8% target. The loans are made offchain, the way real property lending has always worked: local loan documents, registered liens and active servicing. Shores brings the deposit, the vault accounting and the yield onchain. Real property credit is far larger offchain and only beginning to move onchain. Brokers in Latin America and South Florida are clearing 13–15% today, so the 8% net is just the residue after fees and the split.
Links:
  • Website: [TBD: website URL]
  • App: [TBD: app URL]
  • X: [TBD: X handle]
  • Telegram / Discord: [TBD: community links]
  • Dashboard: [TBD: data dashboard link]
  • Contact: [TBD: contact email]

​
Key facts

Yields are targets, not promises. shUSD can lose value, and you may not be able to sell it when you want or at the price you want. Read Risk and the Legal section before you deposit.

​
Next steps

Set up a wallet

Connect a wallet to Robinhood Chain.

Getting started guides

Deposit, stake or borrow, step by step.