This is what happens to your money

You lend to Roca under a fixed-rate mutuo agreement, in dollars. Roca lends those funds to employees who repay through payroll deduction, as it has for 15 years.

Invitation only. Every investor goes through identity verification and Roca's approval.

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Roca is not an experiment: it has lent through payroll for 15 years, many borrowers come back for a second loan, and 36,000 affiliated employees are waiting for capital for theirs.

What you are buying

A fixed-rate mutuo

You sign a mutuo agreement with Roca: the obligation to return your capital plus a fixed rate, in dollars. It does not depend on each employee paying; that portfolio is Roca's risk.

Payroll collection

Roca collects through direct payroll deduction, among the most reliable collection methods after mortgages. Ordinary Mexican credit agreements, enforceable in Mexican courts.

The on-chain contract is the cash register

It records who put money in, how much came back and what each person is owed. It is not the loan; it is the record nobody can edit.

The journey, step by step

Five steps. No fine print.

1. Your wallet

You create it in a minute with the Face ID or fingerprint you already use. The key is yours: Roca cannot sign for you or move your money. You can enable a recovery backup in case you lose your phone.

2. Identity verification

You do it with didit, an independent provider. Your documents stay with them: Roca only receives a yes or no and a reference number.

3. Roca's approval

Passing verification does not grant access automatically. Roca decides who participates in each placement, person by person. We contact you when your access is approved.

4. Review and deposit

You see the pool's rules before committing: size, term, monthly yield, minimum ticket and deadline. None of them change after the pool is created.

5. While the pool runs

Roca draws the total once and lends it out. As payroll collects, the money returns to the pool. Your rate is fixed in the mutuo, and you can withdraw what is available whenever you want.

How the money moves

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You deposit dollars. Roca draws once, converts to pesos and lends. Payroll collects every period, Roca converts back and pays the pool, and you withdraw what is available. Every collection is squared against its bank receipt, the CEP.

Pool health, in plain sight

Three layers, from the most public to the finest grain.

On chain, in public

Every deposit, draw and repayment of the pool is visible on Starkscan, in real time. There is no private version of the numbers.

In your panel

The pool's funding progress, your position and how much you can withdraw today. The contract is the source; the panel only reads it.

Squared against the bank

Every collection batch is squared against the bank's official receipt, the CEP Banxico issues for each transfer. That reconciliation is kept auditable: anyone can verify each payment matches a real bank transfer, without exposing any employee's data, and a receipt can never be used twice.

What the software guarantees

Written into the pool's contract. Nobody can change it.

  • Only you can move your money.

  • Roca draws exactly once, and at most what was deposited.

  • Your withdrawal never blocks. Not on pause, not in an emergency.

  • Only approved investors get in.

  • The rules do not change after the pool is created.

What backs your contract

The software keeps the register. The mutuo carries the obligation.

  • Roca owes you your capital plus a fixed rate, in dollars.

  • Enforceable in court, like any formal credit.

  • Arbitrable in more than 170 countries under the New York Convention.

  • Backed by a portfolio collected through payroll.

The risks, plainly

No contract removes risk. This is what exists and how it is handled.

Counterparty

Your debtor is Roca.

The mutuo is enforceable in court and arbitrable internationally. Defaulting is not an option without consequences.

Portfolio

What if employees stop paying?

Roca absorbs that risk: your rate does not depend on any single loan. Collection comes straight from payroll, spread across many companies and employees at once.

Liquidity

After the draw, the money is out working.

Withdrawal is never blocked, and payroll collects weekly, biweekly or semimonthly: availability replenishes continuously, not only at the end of the term.

Exchange rate

The peso moves.

Your mutuo is in dollars at a fixed rate. The conversion and its risk are managed by Roca.

Ask us for any of these answers in writing. If we cannot answer, that is information too.

The questions worth asking

If you enrolled the recovery backup, you start a recovery and regain access after 24 hours. If you did not, the wallet cannot be restored. That is why it is one of the first steps.

Before Roca draws the money, you can withdraw everything without anyone's help: withdrawal only needs your signature. After the draw, the pesos are out in loans; the pool distributes whatever returns and your claim against Roca is legal, under the mutuo you signed.

Roca can pause a pool: new deposits and draws stop. Withdrawal does not stop. And if Roca removes your approval, you cannot deposit more, but you can always take out what is there.

Every movement is public on Starknet, tied to a wallet address. The address is not your name, but its history is visible. Your identity documents are not on any chain.

There is no external firm audit yet, and we will not dress that up. What there is: AI-assisted audits, more than 120 automatic tests that run on every change, replication of other projects' audit findings, and a mapping against the OWASP Smart Contract Top 10. The report is public: Read the audit report

If you want to continue

Create your account, create your wallet and verify your identity. It takes a few minutes. Final access is approved by Roca, person by person.

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