Gold Savings
From fractional digital gold savings to future asset-backed credit, Gold Savings is designed to support value protection, customer retention and new monetization opportunities inside the wallet.
Black Or Group is a sponsor-led, compliance-first fintech platform built for the U.S.–LATAM corridor, launching first in U.S.–Mexico and designed to expand across selected high-volume Latin American markets.
Two brands let us speak differently, prioritize differently, and design experiences for two different economic segments—while sharing one backend, one ledger, one compliance architecture, and one operational core.
Premium financial services
for upwardly mobile clients.
Built for daily life.
Designed for families.
FX spreads, card interchange, wallet activity, and Gold Savings transactions drive early revenue.
Transaction behavior and cash flows build proprietary data to power credit decisions.
Credit Circle, gold-collateralized credit, and engagement loops expand margin and lifetime value.
Black Ór Group is designed to control the product experience, internal ledger, reconciliation, risk rules and data layer, while regulated partners execute custody, money movement, card issuing, FX, gold custody and partner-led lending.
These short investor-focused videos explain the products, operating models and monetization layers designed to differentiate the Black Ór ecosystem.
Start with the complete investor presentation, then explore the product deep dives below.
View Investor Deck →From fractional digital gold savings to future asset-backed credit, Gold Savings is designed to support value protection, customer retention and new monetization opportunities inside the wallet.
A digital evolution of institutionally validated group lending, combining individual assessment, joint responsibility, group leadership and peer accountability in a transparent and scalable experience.
A detailed overview of Black Ór’s phased revenue model, including FX, card activity, Gold Savings, Credit Circle, gold-collateralized credit, unit economics and revenue scenarios.
The pre-seed starts from execution momentum, not from a blank page. Our globally distributed founding team combines cross-border finance, infrastructure, security and product engineering.
Founder & CEO · Mexico / U.S.
30+ years across commercial banking and currency exchange; built and expanded a 20+ branch FX network.
Co-Founder · CTO Infrastructure & Security · United Kingdom
Leads infrastructure, cloud, cybersecurity, and regulated system design.
CTO Product & Engineering · India
Contributes to product engineering, AI-assisted development, and Credit Circle execution.
Black Ór begins the pre-seed from founder-led execution, navigable product experiences and an active technical build—not from static mockups alone.
Delaware C-Corp, EIN, domains and principal brand assets are secured for the operating build-out.
CompletedWorking Black Ór and Chance Cash demos make the wallet, FX, card, Gold Savings and Credit Circle thesis tangible.
Available to reviewCredit Circle is under internal testing while administration, user management and product workflows continue to be refined.
Internal testingBanking, card and gold-provider pathways are progressing toward sandbox testing and regulated-partner implementation.
In progressEach phase advances only after partner readiness, security, compliance and unit economics are validated.
The U.S.–Mexico corridor provides a focused first market. The same shared backend, compliance architecture and two-brand model are designed to adapt across selected U.S.–LATAM corridors as local partners and regulatory conditions allow.
A serious, aspirational experience for cross-border users who want control, protection and stronger financial tools.
A simple, approachable experience for families and community-based users entering digital financial services.
Market framing sources referenced in the investor deck: Federal Reserve SHED, World Bank / Banxico remittance data and FDIC underbanked-household research.
The pre-seed funds the path from active product development to a partner-integrated controlled beta in the first U.S.–LATAM corridor, creating the foundation for regional expansion—not vanity growth.
Final timing and allocation may change based on partner terms, compliance requirements and controlled-pilot scope.
We welcome conversations with venture funds, angel investors, accelerators and strategic financial partners aligned with a compliance-first U.S.–LATAM launch and regional expansion strategy.

Founder & CEO · Mexico / U.S.
Black Ór Group
Detailed financial model, corporate materials and additional diligence information are available for qualified investor conversations.
We are building the financial infrastructure for cross-border families. During this milestone, the team strengthened the Credit Circle experience, operational controls, security, accessibility and English–Spanish localization.
The planned v1.30 implementation has been delivered. Final validation and evidence collection are now in progress.
Group leaders can organize participants, record follow-ups and manage pending actions more easily.
Participants can view upcoming payments, overdue-payment guidance and dates reported by group members.
The app can display reminders, group announcements, contact history and follow-up notes.
Leaders can flag situations that require review or assistance from the Black Ór operating team.
Changes now appear correctly without requiring users to manually refresh their browser.
Leader notes are securely saved and displayed correctly whenever the leader returns.
Credit Circle and operator tools are now available in both English and Spanish.
The platform was optimized for small screens, with clearer actions and more readable confirmation messages.
Keyboard navigation, visible focus indicators and focus restoration were improved across key actions.
Invitations, missing-confirmation alerts and upcoming-payment notices were visually tested across devices.
The platform securely records whether a notification was sent, is pending or was unsuccessful.
External messages cannot be sent unless the system is correctly configured and explicitly authorized.
Sensitive notification actions require review and approval by two authorized team members.
The system can retry unsuccessful notifications, avoid duplicates and stop attempts safely when necessary.
Standardized templates were created for invitations and important leader alerts.
The Black Ór team can review notification activity while recipient information remains partially hidden for privacy.
No external notification delivery is active by default. Separate review and authorization are required.
The team completed documentation covering operations, privacy, security, incident response and launch preparation.
All 15 automated tests for the latest development phase passed successfully.
The previous milestone was archived and the planned implementation work for v1.30 was completed.