Your money kept in your neighborhood.
Clear is a member-owned cooperative. Save with us, open a credit line, pay local shops over time, and put your rent toward a home of your own.
- Local money, local returnsCo-op
- One member, one voteGovernance
- Inland Empire, CaliforniaBuilding
Your rent is making someone else rich.
$2,350 a month inside Clear, against $2,520 in rent. Most of it stays yours.
How the housing math worksRenter, owner, earner.
Three phases, each with a gate you can see from your first day.
How ClearPath worksYou rent, and save at the same time.
Every dollar saved is matched in credits. Protections unlock on the way.
You own the house. The land is held in common.
- Your ELPASigned
- Your Clear DeedSigned
The financing, then the title, recorded on the Deed Protocol.
You redeem it, and the equity travels.
- Move to another Clear home
- Recontribute it to Clear Capital
- Cash out at a fair, stable number
Whichever side of the counter you are on.
The shop keys in the charge and shows a code. You pick how to clear it on your own phone. Try it.
- Clear keeps 2.5%
- $23.50
- Paid to the shop, net-30
- $916.50
Scanned on the customer’s phone. Waiting for them to approve.
- Ticket
- $940.00
- Customer's plan
- Split in 4
- Code to approval
- 0:00
Nothing to approve yet. When the shop shows its code, the charge lands here.
- Plan
- Split in 4
- Total
- $987.00
- Done by
- January 2027
- Clears from
- Chase 4471
of the ticket for the shop, paid on net‑30
from the code on screen to an approved plan
a cycle on what you still owe, so clearing early costs less
credit-score pulls to approve your first plan
Sample charge · the figures are the real terms
What exists today, plainly.
A co-op that asks you to save with it should be straight about what it has built. Updated October 2026.
- Member appSavings, credit, term plans and the cardInvite-only
- Merchant counter appTablet-first, installs from a browserInvite-only
- Developer API and SDKsPay with Clear on websites, apps and payment linksIn build
- Protocol contractsPublic and open sourceIn build
- First merchant partnersAuto repair and tires, Inland EmpireSigning
- First homesTwelve detached homes, land firstNot yet
You should not have to take our word for the numbers.
Balances, credit lines, deeds and titles run on an open-source protocol. The co-op uses it. It does not own it.
github.com/Deed3Labs/Protocol-Contracts · AGPL-3.0
Your money kept in your neighborhood.
One member, one vote. Building in Inland Empire, California.