Recently, I came across on-chain activity related to an accounts receivable pool: a $3.2 million short-term invoice transaction. This case is very interesting—priced at 11.4%, it demonstrates how the system manages risk through predefined settlement cycles and reverse mechanisms. Automated fee settlement combined with escrow logic triggered during disputes makes the entire process quite transparent. Especially the comprehensive audit trail makes the on-chain accounts receivable market look increasingly mature. This attempt to bring traditional financial scenarios into DeFi is using smart contracts to address counterparty risk and liquidity issues one by one.
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 23h ago
A $3.2 million invoice pool? An 11.4% interest rate is pretty decent, but it really depends on how reliable the custody logic is... On-chain RWA is really getting more competitive.
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BearMarketBarber
· 01-09 23:50
3.2 million dollars for this deal... The 11.4% pricing is indeed interesting, but it still depends on how the risk exposure is calculated. The reliability of the reverse mechanism is the key.
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BearEatsAll
· 01-09 23:48
3.2 million dollars for this deal, an 11.4% pricing is quite interesting, just not sure if the bad debt rate can hold up.
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 01-09 23:47
A $3.2 million invoice pool? The 11.4% pricing is interesting, but is the audit trail really reliable? Or is it just another DeFi product that looks secure but actually has many hidden pitfalls?
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-09 23:36
3.2 million USD receivable pool, priced at 11.4%... Honestly, this interest rate is a bit low. With such high risk, is it really worth it?
Recently, I came across on-chain activity related to an accounts receivable pool: a $3.2 million short-term invoice transaction. This case is very interesting—priced at 11.4%, it demonstrates how the system manages risk through predefined settlement cycles and reverse mechanisms. Automated fee settlement combined with escrow logic triggered during disputes makes the entire process quite transparent. Especially the comprehensive audit trail makes the on-chain accounts receivable market look increasingly mature. This attempt to bring traditional financial scenarios into DeFi is using smart contracts to address counterparty risk and liquidity issues one by one.