NWX Consorcio
NWXConsorcio

A Structured Fund. A Proven Process. Zero Interest.

NWX Consorcio is a professionally managed asset acquisition fund, not a savings club, not a loan, not an informal pool. Inspired by the Brazilian consorcio model regulated by the Central Bank of Brazil, participants make structured monthly contributions into a common fund held in FDIC-insured accounts at leading U.S. banks. Each month, one or more participants receive a credit letter to acquire their designated asset with zero interest charged at any point.

Born in Brazil in the 1960s. Proven for Over 60 Years. Now in the United States.

In the 1960s, a group of Banco do Brasil employees had a simple idea: pool their monthly contributions and take turns purchasing automobiles. No bank. No interest. Just collective purchasing power.

That idea became one of the most regulated and proven financial models in the world.

Today, the Brazilian consorcio is governed by Law 11.795/2008 and Resolution BCB 285/2023 of the Central Bank of Brazil. Every consorcio group must be administered by a licensed administrator, a professional fund manager regulated, audited, and accountable to the Central Bank. 12.76 million Brazilians actively participate in consorcio groups today. Over R$1 trillion in credit letters have been delivered.

The model works. The data proves it. The regulation validates it.

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Facing persistent high interest rates and limited access to conventional credit, NWX brought this institutional structure to the United States, rebuilt under U.S. law as a Delaware Limited Partnership, with FDIC-insured custody, Structured under U.S. securities laws governance, and professional fund management through NWX Management LLC.

NWX Management replicates the role of a licensed Brazilian administrator, backed by NWX Invest, an institutional fund manager with over $500 million in assets under management.

Two Entities. One Purpose. Your Asset.

Understanding who manages your money and how it is protected is the most important question you can ask before joining any collective fund. Here is exactly how NWX Consorcio is structured.

NWX Consorcio LP

The Fund

NWX Consorcio LP is a Delaware Limited Partnership, the legal entity that holds the common fund on behalf of all participants. Every monthly contribution made by every participant flows into NWX Consorcio LP, held in segregated accounts at FDIC-insured U.S. banks. The fund exists exclusively for participant benefit. It cannot be accessed for any other purpose.

Delaware LPFDIC-Insured CustodySegregated AccountsStructured under U.S. securities laws

NWX Management LLC

The Administrator

NWX Management LLC serves as the General Partner of NWX Consorcio LP, the professional administrator of the fund. NWX Management replicates the role of a licensed Brazilian administrator: managing monthly assemblies, overseeing contemplation, maintaining the reserve fund, and ensuring full disclosure to every participant. NWX Management is backed by NWX Invest, an institutional fund manager with over $500 million in assets under management.

General PartnerProfessional AdministratorE&O + D&O Insurance$500M+ AUM

How Your Money Flows

YOU

Monthly contribution

NWX CONSORCIO LP

Common Fund Segregated FDIC-insured accounts

NWX MANAGEMENT LLC

Professional administrator Monthly assembly · 10th of every month · Online

CONTEMPLATION

Monthly Queue · Priority Bid Bid + Punctuality + Seniority

CREDIT LETTER

Issued to contemplated participant

ASSET ACQUISITION

Real estate · Vehicle · Commercial property Other qualifying goods

The 19% administrative fee, distributed across your full term, covers all program costs: 5% to the Reserve Fund, 2% to E&O + D&O Insurance, and 12% to professional fund administration. No additional fees. No hidden costs.

Four Steps to Interest-Free Asset Acquisition

From enrollment to asset acquisition, NWX Consorcio follows a structured, transparent process, the same institutional framework applied by licensed administrators in Brazil for over 60 years, now operating under U.S. law.

Four steps of the consorcio process

01 · Select Your Credit Letter

Choose the asset value you want to acquire, from $15,000 to $500,000, and the term that fits your monthly budget, starting from 24 months up to 360 months. Your total cost is fixed from day one: the credit letter value plus the 19% administrative fee, distributed across your chosen term. No surprises. No variables. No interest accruing against you.

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02 · Make Fixed Monthly Contributions

Pay one fixed monthly amount, your share of the credit letter value plus the administrative fee, spread across your term. Unlike a mortgage, nothing accrues daily against you. Your contribution goes directly into the NWX Consorcio LP common fund, held in FDIC-insured accounts at leading U.S. banks and managed by NWX Management LLC.

Every on-time payment increases your punctuality score, one of the three factors used in the monthly contemplation process.

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03 · Enter the Monthly Queue or Submit a Priority Bid

On the 10th of every month, NWX holds an online group assembly. Every participant in good standing is automatically entered into the Monthly Queue, contemplation determined by the combined absolute value of three factors:

No bid is ever required. Every participant in good standing will be contemplated through the Monthly Queue process.

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04 · Receive Your Credit Letter and Acquire

When you are contemplated, through the Monthly Queue or a Priority Bid, NWX issues your credit letter. Your credit letter may be used to acquire:

No bank approval required at the time of contemplation. No additional credit check. Your path to ownership was built from your first contribution, through punctuality, seniority, and your optional bid strategy.

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With Your NWX Credit, You Can Acquire

Your contemplated credit is flexible. Put it toward the asset that matters most to you and your family.

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Residential Real Estate

Use it as a down payment alongside conventional or Non-QM financing, or toward a direct purchase.

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Vehicle

Buy outright in cash or complement existing financing for the car you need.

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Boat or Watercraft

Direct acquisition of a boat or watercraft using your contemplated credit.

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Business Capital

Acquire equipment, fund a commercial renovation, or secure working capital with a guarantee.

Every 10th. Online. Transparent.

The group assembly is the heart of the NWX Consorcio process. It is where contemplation happens, determined by objective criteria, not by chance, not by relationship, and not by who you know.

Day 1 to 9

Priority Bid Window

Submit Your Priority Bid

Participants who want to accelerate their contemplation submit their Priority Bid, Financial, Embedded, or Combined, before the assembly. No bid is required. Bids submitted after this window are not eligible for that month's assembly.

Day 10

Group Assembly

Online Group Assembly

NWX Management holds the monthly online group assembly. Based on the common fund balance, the number of credit letters available for that cycle is determined. Contemplation is awarded to participants with the highest combined score of: Bid amount + Punctuality history + Seniority. Results are communicated to all contemplated participants on assembly day.

Post-Assembly

Credit Letter Issuance

Credit Letter Issued

Contemplated participants receive their credit letter. Financial Bid amounts are deposited at this point, only for participants who were actually contemplated. Embedded Bid deductions are applied to the credit letter value. The acquisition process begins.

The number of credit letters available in each monthly assembly depends on the common fund balance and group conditions. NWX Consorcio does not guarantee a specific number of contemplations per cycle. Every participant in good standing will eventually be contemplated through the Monthly Queue process.

When You Are Contemplated, Three Things Happen

Contemplation is the moment your credit becomes available. Here is exactly what you receive and how fast you can put it to work.

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You receive your NWX Credit Letter

An official document confirming the balance available for immediate use toward your chosen asset.

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The credit is available within 3 business days

Use it for real estate, a vehicle, a boat, or business capital, with financial settlement within 3 business days upon request.

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Your Letter goes to the mortgage broker or seller

NWX provides the complete documentation package to help the broker or seller move the purchase forward smoothly.

The complete acquisition window runs up to 60 days from contemplation, allowing time for credit letter issuance, vendor verification, appraisal, and recording of the contractual guarantee.

From Contemplation to Acquisition: The D60 Closing Flow

Once you are contemplated, NWX coordinates a structured closing through licensed professionals and a title company. Here is exactly how the timeline and the lien structure work.

Once you are selected, NWX issues your credit letter within 30 days (D30). Capital is then released within a further 30 days (D30), for a total of up to 60 days (D60) from contemplation to acquisition. This window allows for credit letter issuance, vendor verification, appraisal, and lien recording.

D30 · First 30 days

Credit Letter Issuance

After contemplation, NWX issues your credit letter within 30 days. This phase covers verification of the asset, the authorized vendor, and the appraisal.

D30 · Second 30 days

Capital Release

Within a further 30 days, capital is released to complete the acquisition. Funds are released only upon recording of a first-priority lien in favor of NWX Consorcio LP.

How the Lien Structure Works

NWX is not a mortgage lender and does not require NMLS licensing because it does not originate loans, charge interest, or extend consumer credit. NWX functions as a secured contractual counterparty. After the credit is used, NWX registers a contractual guarantee on the acquired asset. This guarantee protects the other members of the group and is part of the program enrollment contract.

First-priority lien

When capital is released, NWX Consorcio LP is recorded as the lienholder at the county level. NWX is not a mortgage lender, it is a secured contractual counterparty.

Contractual guarantee on the acquired asset

After the credit is used, NWX registers a contractual guarantee on the acquired asset. This guarantee protects the other members of the group and is part of the program enrollment contract.

Liens held through dedicated security entities

Asset liens are held through dedicated security entities for the benefit of the group, keeping each group's secured assets organized and protected.

This is a contractual asset acquisition program secured by a lien. It is not a mortgage, a loan, or consumer financing.

Who Owns the Asset at Each Step

Ownership is clear from start to finish. You acquire and hold title to the asset. NWX only records a lien as security until you complete your contributions.

Step 1

You contribute

You make your monthly contributions into the common fund held in FDIC-insured custody.

Step 2

You are contemplated

Through the objective monthly queue or a bid, your turn to receive the credit comes up.

Step 3

You receive the credit letter

NWX issues your credit letter so the purchase can be coordinated through a title company and licensed professionals.

Step 4

You buy in cash

The asset is purchased outright with the released capital. There is no interest and no loan.

Step 5

You are the owner

Title to the asset is recorded in your name. You own the asset from day one of the purchase.

Step 6

NWX records only the lien

NWX Consorcio LP is recorded as the lienholder, a security interest only, not an owner of the asset.

Step 7

You pay off your plan

You continue contributions until your participation is complete.

Step 8

The lien is released

Once your contributions are complete, the lien is released and you hold the asset free and clear.

You own the asset. NWX only holds a lien (a security interest) until you finish contributing.

Contemplation by queue or bid follows an objective, auditable rule. It is not a lottery and not a discretionary decision.

Questions From the Real Estate and Lending Market

Clear answers to the questions real estate brokers, agents, and financial professionals ask most often about how NWX Consorcio operates.

How is NWX Consorcio regulated in the United States?expand_more
There is no specific U.S. regulation for the consorcio model. NWX Consorcio LP filed a Form D notice with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission under Regulation D Rule 506(c), a federal exemption framework, and is progressing toward SEC Regulation A+ Tier 2, the highest standard of public offering compliance available under U.S. securities law.
Why does NWX not require NMLS licensing?expand_more
NWX does not originate loans, charge interest, or extend consumer credit. Because it is not a mortgage lender, NMLS licensing does not apply. NWX functions as a secured contractual counterparty in a collective asset acquisition program.
Is NWX registered with or approved by the SEC?expand_more
Neither. NWX Consorcio LP filed a Form D notice under Regulation D Rule 506(c), a federal exemption framework. A Form D is a notice filing, not a registration and not an approval. The SEC has not reviewed, approved, or endorsed the program or its terms.
How do lenders and title companies see the credit letter?expand_more
When capital is released, NWX Consorcio LP is recorded as the first-priority lienholder at the county level. NWX is the secured contractual counterparty and lienholder, not a loan originator. After the credit is used, NWX registers a contractual guarantee on the acquired asset that protects the other members of the group and is part of the program enrollment contract.

Everything You Need to Know Before Joining

Is NWX Consorcio a ROSCA or savings club?expand_more
No. NWX Consorcio is a Delaware Limited Partnership professionally managed by NWX Management LLC. Unlike a ROSCA, tanda, or savings club, NWX operates with FDIC-insured custody, E&O and D&O insurance, a 5% reserve fund, Structured under U.S. securities laws governance, and full contractual protection for every participant.
What happens if I miss a payment?expand_more
NWX Consorcio includes a grace period and cure process defined in the Offering Circular. The 5% Reserve Fund, funded from the administrative fee, provides liquidity protection for the group against individual delinquencies. Participants with late payments may have their punctuality score affected, which impacts their Monthly Queue position.
Do I need a credit score to join?expand_more
No. NWX Consorcio accepts flexible documentation, Passport, ITIN, SSN or EIN. No minimum credit score is required. No hard credit inquiry is performed as part of the enrollment process.
When will I be contemplated?expand_more
Contemplation timing depends on your Monthly Queue position, determined by bid amount, punctuality history, and seniority, and on group conditions. NWX Consorcio does not guarantee a specific contemplation date. Every participant in good standing will be contemplated.
Can I use my credit letter for any asset?expand_more
Credit letters may be used for real estate, vehicles, commercial property, and other qualifying goods as defined in the Offering Circular. Asset eligibility is subject to program criteria.
What is the minimum term?expand_more
Plans start at 24 months and go up to 360 months depending on the credit letter value selected.
How is NWX Consorcio different from a traditional mortgage?expand_more
A traditional mortgage charges interest, typically 6.5% to 8.0% APR, that accrues daily and compounds over the life of the loan. NWX Consorcio charges a single fixed administrative fee of 19%, distributed across your term, which includes a 5% reserve fund and 2% E&O + D&O insurance. No interest. No daily accrual. Your total cost is fixed from day one.
Is the monthly assembly really online?expand_more
Yes. NWX holds its group assembly online on the 10th of every month. Participants are notified of results on assembly day.

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