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Goal

Scale lending safely while keeping downside protection intact.

Why leverage fits Aion-Fi

Here’s the thing: under the PSP model, advances are self-liquidating at T+2 from receivables we already control. That short duration plus direct collateral control means lower loss severity—which makes a modest leverage ratio actually work.

What determines the leverage ratio

We adjust leverage based on the strength and predictability of each cohort:
  • Liquidity reserve: A fixed buffer that absorbs daily swings in volume.
  • Cohort eligibility: Only merchants with stable sales patterns and low dispute rates qualify.
  • Performance gates: Chargeback variance, repayment consistency, and acquirer-settlement timing dictate how far a cohort can scale.
  • Track record: Cohorts with more observed cycles can move toward higher multiples; newer or volatile cohorts remain at conservative levels.

Operator discipline

We enforce strict constraints to prevent concentration and keep leverage aligned with real cash flow:
  • Per-merchant exposure capped at ≤5% of the pool.
  • Scale leverage only as realized data validates the cohort.

Why this matters

Short duration, receivable-backed repayment, and tight exposure controls work together. This lets Aion-Fi grow lending without drifting into high-risk territory. It’s disciplined scaling, not reckless growth.
A full leverage dashboard—showing cohort multipliers, reserves, and performance metrics—will be available in a future release.