For PE / VC / UHNWI / Royals / Family Offices / Fund Houses
Participate in a DFSA-regulated, AI-optimised platform across the capital stack — growth equity, capital-protected notes, senior secured and mezzanine debt — all secured by a first-lien UAE mortgage pool with a clear exit pathway.
UAE gross bank credit reached AED 2.7 trillion in Q1 2026, up 20.3% year-on-year (CBUAE). MPCL's platform monetises the recurring AED 34B/yr NPL real-estate mortgage rotation inside it — recurring, asset-backed flow with no direct competitor and IPR-protected mechanics.
A platform that captures even USD 1B+/yr of that rotation supports the valuation thesis on defensible, recurring, asset-backed flow — not on speculative user growth.
Sources: CBUAE Quarterly Report Q1 2026 (gross credit AED 2,695.6B); serviceable & obtainable tiers are MPCL estimates from the Crowe Mak / JRB market model, updated for 2026 credit growth.
Choose your instrument, ticket and horizon and watch Net IRR, MOIC, cash yield and the full exit-multiple sensitivity matrix recompute live. Your selected scenario flows straight into the downloadable memorandum.
| EV / Revenue | Exit Yr 3 | Exit Yr 4 | Exit Yr 5 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.0x | 8.04x 100% IRR | 12.91x 90% IRR | 18.61x 79% IRR |
| 2.84xanchor | 11.42x 125% IRR | 18.33x 107% IRR | 26.42x 93% IRR |
| 3.50x | 14.07x 141% IRR | 22.59x 118% IRR | 32.56x 101% IRR |
| 4.50x | 18.09x 163% IRR | 29.05x 132% IRR | 41.87x 111% IRR |
Live model — equity returns via diluted share of a capped, horizon-scaled exit enterprise value (DCF + VC-method anchored); debt/structured returns via compounding coupons + principal. IRR = MOIC^(1/years) − 1. Illustrative; not a binding offer. Returns are not guaranteed.
| Method | Enterprise Value | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| DCF (income approach) | USD 0.82B | Discounted cashflow, terminal growth 3.16% |
| VC Method | USD 1.87B | Exit EV/Revenue ÷ VC hurdle |
| Weighted (anchor) | USD 1.34B | Blended pre-money valuation |
Burn is only justifiable if it buys disproportionate income. MPCL holds total operating cash burn broadly flat (~USD 6–17M p.a., funded by the finalised USD 50M OPEX/CAPEX facility) while gross income compounds from USD 656M to USD 13.7B over the FY2026–FY2030 plan. The result: burn falls from ~2.5% of gross income in Year 1 to under 0.05% by Year 5 — a capital-efficiency profile rarely seen in regulated fintech.
Plan rebased to FY2026 as Year 1 (reference figures from the Crowe Mak / JRB model, restated to the current cycle). The USD 50M OPEX/CAPEX facility covers the entire build-out runway, so investor capital funds the collateralised mortgage book — not operating burn. Illustrative; not a binding offer. Returns are not guaranteed.
| Dimension | Mitigant |
|---|---|
| Capital | First-lien collateral; capital-protected note option; LTV ≤80% |
| Market / Valuation | Income-first underwriting; no reliance on appreciation; structured-product shield |
| Liquidity / Exit | Clear exit pathway; annual rollover on debt; defined hold horizon |
| Regulatory | DFSA Category 3C licensed; IFRS 9 / Basel-aligned structuring |
Money Protects Capital Limited · DFSA Regulated · Category 3C · License CL7741 · DIFC, Dubai
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All figures are illustrative projections; past or modelled performance is no guarantee of future returns. Participation is subject to formal due diligence, definitive legal documentation and applicable regulatory approvals.