DeFi debt marketplace Credix to open a $150M stablecoin credit pool to digital lender Clave

2022/11/02 00:12

According to Coindesk, Credix Finance, a decentralized credit marketplace, unveiled a $150 million stablecoin credit pool to Clave, a digital lending platform, to originate loans to businesses and consumers in Latin America, the firms said Tuesday. The credit facility is set to open in 2023, with the debt being denominated in the dollar-pegged stablecoin USDC, according to the statement. As with all Credix credit pools, the Clave debt pool will be split up into various smaller funds called “tranches” to offer investment opportunities for institutional investors with different return-on-risk profiles; tranches with lower risk. Clave’s debt from the Credix credit pool is collateralized by the receivables from the borrowers who take out loans, Credix Chief Growth Officer Chaim Finizola said. Clave originates loans to businesses and consumers in Argentina and Colombia, with plans to expand to Mexico next year.
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