Facilities are sized to the P5 floor of the calibrated 90% PI — not the median. The borrower stays solvent in the bottom-5% savings scenario by design. This is the always-on outermost defense: even a median miss never threatens debt service.
Earn 10–14% yield on industrial efficiency credit, underwritten by physics-informed AI.
Non-recourse loans to Indian MSME industrial retrofits, sized to the P5 floor of a calibrated 90% prediction interval. DSCR @ P5 ≥ 1.30× is a hard covenant. Distributions settle monthly in USDC.
One deal, end to end.
Numbers from a live seed deal on this site. Click through to the same project page to verify.
Carbon §11 figures use 0.82 kgCO₂/kWh (India grid factor). Loan sizing follows UNDERWRITING_POLICY §5 — DSCR @ P5 ≥ 1.30× is the hard covenant. Senior/junior split per the confidence grade.
Five layers between the LP and a loss.
P5 sizing handles the typical miss. These five layers handle everything beyond that.
Your deposit, your tranche, your scenario.
Three sandboxes to feel the math: estimate yield on a deposit, weigh senior vs junior, and stress-test DSCR against realised savings.
Senior tranche · 12% APY illustrative midpoint of the 10–14% target band. Actual realised yield varies with portfolio performance; see Risk framework above for the layers.
A clear path to secondary.
Today: primary subscription only. Three secondary-market upgrades on the roadmap.
Hold to maturity
- Primary subscription only
- 1–7 yr tenor, fixed schedule
- Cash-flow distributions in USDC
Whitelisted OTC desk
- Underlying vault protocol wrapper
- Daily NAV transparency
- KYC enforced on transfer
In-house orderbook
- 20 bps fee per secondary trade
- Cross-chain via Wormhole NTT
- Triggers when AUM > $50M
Queue-priority auctions
- FIFO redemption + auction priority bidding
- Junior absorbs queue stress first (§5.5)
- DePIN-credit QEV pattern, monthly USDC sweeps