Nada Holdings, Inc., a financial technology company providing homeowners modern, accessible solutions to unlock and manage their home equity through an integrated finance platform, announced the close of its $10 million Series A financing round. The round was led by Interlock Partners with participation from returning lead Seed round investor LiveOak Ventures and new investor Riverwalk Capital Partners. This equity financing further strengthens Nada’s institutional position, supported by an expanded venture debt facility with Nomura Strategic Ventures. Together, these partners bring operational expertise, sector depth, and long-term alignment around expanding access to modern homeowner finance solutions.

“Nada is creating the infrastructure for home equity to function as a modern, investable asset class,” said Jeff Williams, Managing Partner at Interlock Partners.“We believe their approach—combining regulatory innovation, scalable product design, and direct homeowner access—positions them to lead a generational shift in how wealth is accessed and invested in the U.S. residential market. We’re excited to support their mission and long-term growth.”

This new capital fuels the rapid expansion of Nada’s HEA product—now available to homeowners across 14 states—and accelerates the company’s product innovation and operational scale. Combined with recent institutional asset-capital partnerships, this funding positions Nada to issue its first securitization in 2026.

“This capital round supports our mission to unlock home equity at scale and broaden investor access to one of the largest and most untapped asset classes in the U.S.,” said Tore Steen, CEO of Nada. “We’re excited to welcome new strategic partners and double down on building a category-defining platform.”

Nada is unlocking the home equity wallet—giving homeowners a modern, debt-free way to access their equity while enabling investors to participate in a new, scalable asset class. By pairing institutional and individual capital with its integrated HEA origination and homeowner finance platform, Nada is building a more flexible, transparent, and accessible path for homeowners to leverage their home’s value and achieve long-term financial stability.

“This investment strengthens our ability to build financial products that put homeowners first,” said John Green, Founder and COO of Nada. “Our mission is simple: give families more freedom and flexibility with their home equity, and the tools to make confident decisions about their financial future.”

By combining institutional capital, regulatory infrastructure, and modern technology, Nada is laying the foundation for home equity to function as a scalable, investable asset class—while ensuring homeowners remain the primary beneficiaries of the value they create.