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Who they are

Chilean merchants who run most of their sales through credit and debit cards. The problem? Card networks and acquirers pay out on T+2 (two business days later), which creates a recurring two-day cash-flow gap that hits working capital hard.

Why they qualify as borrowers

Aion-Fi advances their future card receivables,transactions that are already authorized and pending settlement,and turns them into same-day liquidity. The best part? These advances repay themselves automatically from the merchant’s next T+2 settlements. It’s self-liquidating, low-risk, and tied directly to real payment flows that are already verified.
Aion-Fi is operated by conomy_hq, the PSP connected to Visa/Mastercard.
This means the protocol has direct visibility into every merchant transaction and full control over settlement flows. The result? Precise advance sizing, predictable repayment, real-time monitoring, and automated risk reduction.

What makes them ideal borrowers?

  • Stable sales
    Daily card volume is consistent and measurable across months.
  • Structured settlement cycle (T+2)
    Predictable cash-in allows predictable cash-out for advance repayment.
  • Low fraud exposure
    Funds are released only after authorization + capture, and repaid from guaranteed settlements.
  • High frequency of operations
    Merchants process transactions every day, ensuring repayment velocity.

Why borrowers need Aion-Fi

Sure, traditional players offer early payouts. But they charge ~4.00% total for a simple 2-day acceleration. That’s expensive. Aion-Fi delivers same or faster liquidity at 3.20% total,with transparent pricing and automated settlement-linked repayment. No hidden fees, no surprises.
Incumbent same-day payouts in Chile average ≈4.00% total, making advances extremely expensive for small and medium businesses.

Aion-Fi cost structure (per 100 CLP in sales)

Here’s the breakdown:
Cost ComponentAion-FiTraditional Competitors
Total cost3.20%4.00%
Processing (all-in)2.52%,
Immediate payout Protocol0.68% per 2-business-day cycle,

Advance caps ensure systemic safety

Daily advance amounts stay ≤ the merchant’s average daily sales over the past 90 days, keeping advances self-liquidating. Plus, no single borrower can exceed 5% of the total pool,this protects LPs and spreads risk across many merchants.