Terms
A credit line over a portfolio that never consolidates.
Your assets stay staked, stay in the brokerage, stay earning. Each venue attests what it holds for you. The attestations, less their haircuts, add up to one borrowing power, and you draw USDC against it. Nothing is transferred to a lender.
Attestation
- Venues are registered with a haircut. A venue attests from its own key what it holds for an owner. The lien follows the number; the asset does not move.
- Attestations are refreshed as often as the venue chooses. The line is recomputed from the latest numbers on every draw and every call.
- Staked
- 60% counts
- Brokerage
- 70% counts
- Bills
- 90% counts
- USDC on Arc
- 95% counts
Drawing and calling
- Draw up to the borrowing power, from a pool lenders fund. Repay at any time.
- If attested power falls below what is drawn, anyone may call the line. The account is marked called and nothing more can be drawn until it is repaid.
- The call is an on-chain event, final in under a second. Every venue under lien is bound by its agreement to act on it. That certainty is what lets the collateral stay where it is.
Without signing in
An illustrative portfolio across four venues, re-attesting as prices move, on the same terms. It is labelled illustrative wherever you act on it. Sign in, and your own attestations on chain replace it.
Why Arc
A lender accepts collateral it does not hold only if a call against it is instant and certain. On Arc the call settles in under a second with deterministic finality, which is the property that lets the collateral stay staked, stay in the brokerage, and stay earning.
- Network
- Arc
- A draw settles in
- under 0.5s
- A draw costs about
- $0.001