The passportPortable credit
Credit history that crosses borders with you.
Years of paying for a property on time are proof of trust. Finpass keeps that proof — confirmed by the bank, signed, and yours to share.
Why a passport
Credit should belong to the person — not to the country.
A passport works because three things are true: a trusted authority issues it, the person carries it, and any border can check it without phoning home. Finpass brings that to credit history. Portability is the goal; the technology is what makes it trustworthy.
The passport in practice
Every on-time instalment is a stamp.
Three years of paying for an apartment is some of the best evidence of trust a person can have. Finpass keeps it — signed and verifiable — so it can travel with the buyer to a bank, a landlord or a lender in any country.
For banks and lenders
Verify a payment history in seconds — only when the buyer says yes.
A buyer can send a verification link to a bank, lender or landlord in any country. It shows what the buyer chose to share, with signatures that make any tampering visible.
Lenders: talk to us →- Only bank-confirmed payments count. Nothing self-reported.
- The buyer decides who sees what, and can withdraw consent.
- Amounts can stay private. “36 of 36 on time, verified” is often enough.
- No account needed to check a link.
Where it stands: every payment Finpass confirms today is recorded with its bank confirmation — the history the passport is built from. Verification by lenders opens in 2027.
FinpassGet started
Bring your buyers abroad into one chat.
Finpass is in production. Tell us about your contracts and we’ll show you how it runs with your bank.
- With your own contracts. The buyer’s chat, the dashboard and how your bank connects.
- In your language. English, Portuguese or Spanish.
- Buyers never pay. Agencies subscribe by active contracts.