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Subsidiary of Graham Capital Holdings

Financial Resilience
Infrastructure.

"Building financial software that is private by design, structurally rigorous, and owned outright by the people who use it."

Current Products — Available Now

PathPlanner

Debt payoff strategy tool. Browser-based, local-first. One-time purchase, $29. Avalanche, Snowball, and Smart Hybrid strategies. No cloud storage of financial data.

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Sanctum

Spending accountability vault with mandatory Monthly Close reviews. Browser-based, PIN-locked, AES-256-GCM encrypted. One-time purchase, $49. No cloud storage of financial data.

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The Mandate

Closing the
Action Gap

Millions of Americans struggle with debt not due to a lack of tools, but a failure in behavioral bridge-building. Pathway Tech addresses this through structured, local-first financial software — PathPlanner for debt strategy and Sanctum for spending accountability — designed to make disciplined financial behaviour easier through product design rather than automation.

Michael Graham

Founder & CEO, Graham Capital Holdings

Strategic Goals

  • 01.

    Reduce behavioral barriers through structured product design — mandatory reviews, clear strategies, and honest feedback loops.

  • 02.

    Research direction: explore institutional financial resilience tools for credit unions, CDFIs, and public sector organisations. Not yet deployed.

  • 03.

    Transition society from debt-cycles to wealth-building infrastructure.

Current Product Architecture — PathPlanner

Strategy Engine

Behaviorally-informed optimization algorithms balancing interest minimization with repayment adherence probability.

Institutional Layer (Research)

A planned integration layer for credit unions, CDFIs, and institutional advisors — currently a research direction, not yet built or deployed.

Financial Resilience Score (Research)

A Financial Resilience Score (FRS) is a proposed research objective — a forward-looking financial health metric to validate in Phase I. Not yet implemented.

Phase I Research Focus

Key Technical Risks

Impact & Grant Alignment

Financial Inclusion

Pathway Tech's current consumer products — PathPlanner and Sanctum — serve individuals with privacy-first debt strategy and spending accountability tools. Future institutional work aims to extend these principles to underserved communities and low-income households.

  • Access to audit-ready financial insights
  • Partnerships with CDFIs and local credit unions
  • Targeted outreach in rural and underinvested regions

AI for Public Benefit

The Financial Resilience Score (FRS) is a proposed research metric — not yet deployed. Phase I research will validate its predictive accuracy and feasibility.

  • Real-time financial health quantification
  • Ethical AI practices and transparency
  • Supports grant programs emphasizing responsible AI

Regional & R&D Impact

Pathway Tech strengthens local ecosystems and demonstrates scalability through phased pilot programs and technology innovation.

  • Phase I pilots with credit union partners (planned — not yet launched)
  • Future expansion via employer wellness and CUSO distribution
  • Funding supports infrastructure, R&D, and AI enhancements

Pathway Tech is building toward federal and philanthropic grant readiness, with active registrations on SAM.gov and Grants.gov and a documented research roadmap. No grants have been awarded to date.

Technical Abstract — Research Direction

The following describes a research-stage platform under development — not a deployed or operational system. Pathway Tech is building toward an AI-assisted financial resilience infrastructure platform to improve household financial stability. The proposed system would centre on a Financial Resilience Score (FRS) — a dynamic metric evaluating financial health through income, debt structure, liquidity, and behavioural repayment patterns. The FRS has not yet been validated or deployed.

The proposed architecture is a hybrid decision engine combining statistical models with behavioural finance principles. This engine would balance interest-rate minimisation with user adherence likelihood. Key research challenges include resolving data fragmentation across institutional systems and validating model accuracy. This architecture is under research and has not been built.

Phase I research objectives include validating the FRS's predictive accuracy, testing behavioural intervention effectiveness, and assessing institutional integration feasibility. Pilot deployments targeting 500–1,000 users are planned but not yet launched. The platform is designed around a privacy-first architecture aligned with ethical AI and financial inclusion standards.

Download Technical Narrative (Federal & Research Partners)

Deployment Roadmap

2025–2026

Platform Architecture

MVP development and foundational stress-testing.

Late 2026

Pilot Launch

Phase I deployment with credit union partners.

2027-2028

Institutional Expansion

Distribution via CUSOs and employer wellness platforms.

Institutional Pilot

The institutional platform is in early development. We are identifying potential partners for future pilot phases. No pilot launch date has been confirmed. Register interest below or contact us directly.

Funding Progress $0 / $1,500,000 Allocation Goal

For general inquiries, email info@grahamholding.com