Atrium announced the launch of its enterprise SaaS platform that enables bank and real estate investors to drill from a bank’s balance sheet to every building it finances—“in one click.” Designed for proactive risk monitoring, the platform gives investors, analysts, and regulators the ability to identify credit migration early, rather than reacting after a negative filing or earnings surprise. 

The company has raised $4 million in seed funding from Castle Island Ventures and EJF Ventures to accelerate product development and expand nationwide data coverage. 

“Credit issues are the number one cause of bank failure, and U.S. banks collectively hold $3 trillion in commercial real estate debt on their balance sheets,” said Ryan Alfred, CEO and founder of Atrium. “Bank analysts and investors are often the last to know about a credit problem. We uncover and connect data from multiple sources—bank regulatory filings, county mortgage records, parcel maps, foreclosure and default filings, and property-level intelligence—to surface loan-level risk signals before the bad news hits.” 

Atrium’s platform allows users to move seamlessly from high-level credit trends—such as shifts in multifamily or office loan exposure—down to specific loan details, including collateral type, note structure, lien history, and verified beneficial ownership. 

Among its key features: Real-Time Market Moves: Instantly analyze defaults as they occur, with context on the affected property, contagion risk, and total sponsor exposure. Proactive Risk Alerts: Atrium’s nine-level risk grading system flags emerging credit deterioration before it appears in bank call reports or earnings.