Zippy Turns to Blockchain to Open Capital Markets for Manufactured Home Loans
Digital lender Zippy is recording manufactured home loan data on a blockchain and working with Forum Markets on the first tokenized loan pool.
Key facts
- Zippy CEO Ben Halliday co-founded the digital lender with Jordan Bucy.
- Forum Markets, an equity investor in Zippy led by chairman and CEO McAndrew Rudisill, has bought a portfolio of performing manufactured home loans.
- BrandFoundry was Zippy's first strategic investor, and FirstBank of Tennessee set up its legal, risk and compliance foundation.
- Halliday said manufactured housing should not remain 6 or 7 percent of homes given demand for affordable housing.
- The article's example describes 50 tokens of $1,000 each in a $10 million pool spread across 200 loans.
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Source: Zippy Implements Blockchain to Grow Market — MHInsider, August 31, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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