About US-MTNS

US-MTNS is an AI-first platform built to take friction out of the US medium-term note market — reading documents, normalising terms, aggregating demand, and closing the gap between investors who want the paper and issuers willing to print it on demand.

The US MTN market is on track for roughly $50bn of issuance this year. We think it can reach $100bn within three. That isn't automatic.

Getting there means the market has to recalibrate around a just-in-time model, where technology closes the gap between supply and demand in real time — so that when rates are backing up and no issuer wants to come, a $200–300mm deal still gets done, because the demand was already there and someone could see it.

Benchmark markets are supply-driven: an issuer decides to come and the book is built around it. The MTN market runs the other way — demand arrives first and the deal is assembled around it. Yet there is no single venue where that demand consolidates across institutional accounts, retail distribution and broker-dealers. It sits in fragments, invisible to the issuer who would print against it.

That's the gap. A small anchor order shows up, the rest of the demand is already visible around it, and a $200mm deal stands up in hours rather than weeks.

That is the platform US-MTNS is built to be — the connective tissue linking issuers, end investors, the small broker-dealers who reach them, and the liquidity providers who make the paper tradeable after issue.