Private credit fund deploys unified platform to manage borrower activity, investor subscriptions, reporting, and documentation across its full operating stack
SMYRNA, Ga., May 19, 2026 — Mid Atlantic Secured Income Fund (“Mid Atlantic”) and Baseline Financial Technologies Corp (“Baseline”) today jointly announced that Mid Atlantic has selected and implemented Baseline’s platform as an all-in-one operational hub across its private credit business. The platform has been live since January 15, 2025. The rollout represents a full-scope deployment of Baseline’s capabilities, serving as a centralized system to:- Track and manage borrower applications and loan origination workflows
- Oversee investor subscriptions and capital activity
- Support loan servicing and investor distributions
- Maintain and organize documentation across investors, borrowers, and related entities
Leadership Commentary
Nathan Larsen, Chief Investment Officer of Mid Atlantic Secured Income Fund, said: “As our platform has grown, it has become increasingly important to unify how we manage borrower activity, investor relationships, and internal operations. We were looking for a solution that could bring everything into one system—from applications and subscriptions to servicing, distributions, and documentation. Baseline stood out because it provides that complete operational visibility while improving how we communicate with investors and execute internally.” Shaye Wali, Chief Executive Officer of Baseline, added: Mid Atlantic is exactly the kind of operator from whom we built Baseline. A growing private credit fund that needs every part of its business connected and working together. Nathan and his team have built an impressive track record and it’s clear they’ll continue to hit one milestone after another. We’re proud to support them as they scale, and we look forward to growing alongside them.Operational Impact
The implementation is designed to improve:- Speed and consistency in investor communications and reporting
- Operational efficiency across borrower onboarding and loan servicing
- Visibility and alignment across internal teams
- Centralization of data and documentation across all stakeholders
Compliance Disclosure
Mid Atlantic Secured Income Fund is offered under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D according to SEC Form D filing. This announcement is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. Any such offer will be made only pursuant to definitive offering documents and applicable securities laws. Investments involve risk, including the possible loss of principal.About Mid Atlantic Secured Income Fund
Mid Atlantic Secured Income Fund is a private debt strategy focused on generating current income while seeking to preserve capital through a professionally managed portfolio of income-producing secured debt obligations. The fund originates or purchases debt across real estate and business-related lending opportunities, including residential development, multifamily projects, land and lot loans, and working capital solutions. The firm’s portfolio spans multiple states and industries, with more than 600 completed projects and nearly 100 borrowing entities served.About Baseline Software
Baseline is a modern operating platform for private lenders. The platform supports origination, servicing, investor and fund management, borrower and investor portals, and integrated workflows including reporting, distributions, document management, and communication tools. Baseline is SOC 2, Type I and II certified and Casa Tier 2 certified. To learn more about Baseline’s data and privacy policy, visit Baseline’s Trust & Compliance Center.Media Contacts
Mid Atlantic Secured Income Fund Andrew Montoya Director of Strategic Partnerships admin@themidatlanticfund.com (702) 505-0775 Baseline Sergio Santinelli Chief Operating Officer hello@baselinesoftware.com (332) 456-9711 www.baselinesoftware.comWhat can a private credit platform improve for investors?
A private credit platform can organize loan records, reporting, and investor communications. Its usefulness depends on accurate source data, reconciliation, access controls, and clear operating responsibilities. Technology adoption alone does not validate portfolio figures, establish live synchronization, or guarantee better investment outcomes.
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