Invester Loss
Returns Paid On Time
Business Invested
after fees and expenses, before tax
capped for investor (including trusts)
the Fund's loans are secured by first ranking mortgages
Every business we fund goes through strict credit checks, property valuations, and risk analysis. Only opportunities that meet our conservative criteria make it into the Fund.
We provide transparent agreements outlining exactly how your capital is deployed, how returns are generated, and how your investment is secured. No surprises, no fine print.
Once qualified as a wholesale investor, you can invest with confidence knowing your capital is pooled into a professionally managed, asset-backed fund.
Investors receive distributions directly, supported by property-secured business loans. You’ll also get regular reporting so you can track your investment with ease and confidence.

I've been investing with Blossum for several months as my friend referred to them. I have been impressed by their consistent monthly repayments and exceptional returns—far above what banks offer. Their investment products are unique and Helen and her team has been patiently explaining and guiding me through the investment process.
A wholesale investor is someone who meets the criteria in Schedule 1 of the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 (NZ) (for example, based on experience, certification or financial thresholds). Use our quick guide to see whether you may qualify. This offer is not available to retail investors.
To date, we have not experienced a loss of investor capital or missed interest payments on loans funded via our platform. We apply a consistent credit and risk framework to each opportunity. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
You’re investing in a loan secured against real estate. The loan is asset-backed, typically with a first-ranking mortgage over the security property. Interest payments are made as set out in the loan agreement (for example, monthly).
We fund loans to companies, trusts and experienced individuals in real estate—often for bridging, refurbishment or working capital. Each loan undergoes credit assessment and is offered only where we consider it meets our criteria.
The typical maximum LVR is up to 75% of the property value (loan-specific). A lower LVR can reduce risk if conditions change, but it does not remove risk.
Helen Nguyen
Rasneet Chawla
Na Chen
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