Goldfinch
Goldfinch is a protocol that provides onchain access to institutional-grade private credit funds with an estimated 10-12% net yield.
What is Goldfinch?
Goldfinch is a decentralized protocol on Ethereum that gives investors onchain exposure to the world's leading institutional-grade private credit funds. Through Goldfinch Prime, users can access a diversified pool of multi-billion dollar funds from managers such as Ares, Apollo, Golub Capital, KKR, Blackstone, and others — all with 10+ years of experience managing private credit. The protocol targets an estimated 10-12% net yield across 1,000+ senior secured loans from multiple funds. Fund managers selected by Goldfinch Prime collectively represent over $1 trillion in total AUM, offering steady income distributions and diversified exposure to lower and middle-market lending.
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