Ecuadorian platform · Founded in 2024

Invest in bricks, not in promises.

Ecaduran connects investors with real estate developers in Quito, Guayaquil and Cuenca. Lend from $100 and earn mortgage-backed interest.

  • Ecaduran S.A.S., Tax ID 1793215480001, listed in the Quito Commercial Registry.
  • Every loan is backed by a first-lien mortgage on the underlying property, registered at the corresponding Property Registry.
  • 11.2% · Average net annual return

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Trust, measured in numbers

$4.8M

Lent in 2024–2025

11.2%

Average net annual return

37

Funded projects

2,148

Registered investors

Figures audited by Deloitte Ecuador Cía. Ltda. as of December 31, 2025.

The concept

What is real estate crowdlending?

It is a form of collective investment in which several people lend money to a real estate developer to finance the purchase, construction or renovation of a property. The loan is secured by a mortgage on the asset and repays principal plus interest within a defined term.

What is real estate crowdlending?

It is debt, not equity

You do not buy a share of the building: you lend money to the developer. Your return is fixed, paid as interest, and does not depend on property appreciation.

Tangible collateral

Every loan is backed by a first-lien mortgage on the underlying property, registered at the corresponding Property Registry.

Low ticket size

Buying a property in Ecuador requires tens of thousands of dollars. With Ecaduran you take part from $100 across dozens of projects.

Clear timelines

Most projects last between 6 and 24 months, with a transparent schedule of interest payments and principal repayment at maturity.

How it works

Four steps to put your capital to work

Four steps to put your capital to work
  1. 01

    Sign up and verify your identity

    Complete the online KYC using your Ecuadorian ID or passport. We comply with the Superintendency of Banks and the UAFE regulations.

  2. 02

    Browse the projects

    Each opportunity publishes its target rate, term, location, LTV, independent appraiser and construction progress. All the data before you decide.

  3. 03

    Lend from $100

    Transfer via Banco del Pacífico, Produbanco or Banco Pichincha. The operation is formalised through a loan agreement with a mortgage guarantee.

  4. 04

    Collect interest and principal

    You receive monthly or bullet payments, depending on the project. Everything appears in your dashboard and you can reinvest with one click.

Representative projects

Real estate, in cities we understand

Amazonas 1180 Building

Quito · La Carolina

Amazonas 1180 Building

Premium office space

11.5% annual
18 months
$620,000

Fully funded — closed in 9 days

Rio Bravo Towers

Guayaquil · Samborondón

Rio Bravo Towers

Multifamily residential

10.8% annual
24 months
$1,150,000

Repaying · construction 62% complete

Casa Larga 8-42

Cuenca · Historic Centre

Casa Larga 8-42

Heritage renovation

12.2% annual
14 months
$280,000

Fully repaid — closed

Projects shown correspond to historical or ongoing operations. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Why Ecaduran

A serious bridge between your savings and Ecuadorian bricks

We are a company incorporated in Ecuador, with a local team, independent appraisers and regulatory compliance from day one.

A serious bridge between your savings and Ecuadorian bricks

Registered in Ecuador

Ecaduran S.A.S., Tax ID 1793215480001, listed in the Quito Commercial Registry.

UAFE compliance

We apply AML/CFT policies aligned with the Ecuadorian Financial and Economic Analysis Unit (UAFE).

Independent appraisers

Every property is valued by appraisers registered with the Superintendency of Banks.

Mortgage-backed loans

100% of the loans are notarised and registered with the corresponding Property Registry.

Frequently asked questions

What Ecuadorian investors usually ask us

Is real estate crowdlending legal in Ecuador?

Yes. We operate through loan agreements with a mortgage guarantee, regulated by the Ecuadorian Civil Code, and comply with anti-money-laundering obligations before UAFE.

What is the minimum ticket?

The minimum amount to take part is $100 USD per project. There are no account-opening or maintenance fees.

What returns can I expect?

Our historical projects have yielded between 9% and 13% net annually. The exact rate is fixed in each operation and appears in the loan agreement before you invest.

What happens if the developer defaults?

We enforce the mortgage guarantee through an external attorney. As it is a first-lien mortgage, we have priority over other creditors in the judicial auction of the property.

Can I withdraw my money before maturity?

Loans have a fixed term. In 2026 we will launch a secondary market where investors will be able to sell their participation to other platform users.

How are returns taxed?

Interest is taxable income under the Ecuadorian Income Tax. We issue annual receipts and apply withholding at source when applicable.

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Ecaduran

Ecaduran is an Ecuadorian real estate crowdlending platform. We connect local investors with serious developers of mortgage-backed real estate projects.

Contact

Legal details

Registered name: Ecaduran S.A.S.

Tax ID (RUC): 1793215480001

Quito Commercial Registry, Vol. 452, Folio 118, 2024

Activity: Non-bank financial services / Brokerage of mortgage-backed loans

Jurisdiction: Republic of Ecuador

Year of incorporation: 2024

Subject to the anti-money-laundering rules of UAFE.

© 2026 Ecaduran S.A.S. All rights reserved.

Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always read the contract before committing funds.