Atlas Invest, a tech-focused lending company for commercial real estate, has raised $25 million in funding, led by BlackRock.
The funding will help Atlas grow its bridge-lending platform, which provides senior loans backed by commercial real estate. The platform uses in-house AI technology to find deals, assess risk, and monitor loans over time.
Atlas says its technology improves on traditional real estate credit checks, which are often slow, costly, and only done at one point in time. Instead, Atlas offers continuous monitoring, giving a clearer and more up-to-date view of each deal.
Atlas says its platform performs high-quality due diligence on a regular basis, not just when a loan is first issued. It uses a wide range of data about both property developers and real estate assets, and keeps updating risk assessments over time.
This approach gives investors better visibility into how loans are performing and where risks may arise, while helping Atlas manage its loan portfolio with the same level of consistency usually seen in much larger institutions.
“The market is shifting,” said Nir Peled, Atlas’s CRO and co-founder. Investors, he said, are increasingly demanding strategies that combine security, predictable returns, and professional oversight. Atlas, he added, was built to deliver institutional-grade underwriting and monitoring “at software speed,” pairing automation with a conservative credit framework.
The $25 million funding comes after an earlier $11 million round raised in December 2024.
According to the company, the new funds will support its next phase of growth, helping Atlas issue more loans and make its platform available to more users.
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