Accessing Credit Facility

Understanding Borrowing, Interest, and Repayment

When you borrow assets from our Credit Facility, it's important to understand how interest and repayments are handled. Here's a simple breakdown:

Credit Balance

  • What is it? Your credit balance (creditBalanceUsed) represents the total amount you owe. This includes:

    • The amount you originally borrowed.

    • Base interest that accrues over time.

    • An additional interest that is a multiple of the Base Interest (known as InterestDeltaPB).

Making a Repayment

  • How does it work?

    • When you decide to repay part of your debt, the amount you repay reduces your overall balance.

    • In the case of using the Shared Credit pool, behind the scenes, your repayment is split into two parts:

      1. InterestDeltaPB Portion: This is a small portion of your repayment that stays within our system. It helps cover additional costs and is stored in a repaymentFees pool.

      2. Net Repayment: The rest of your payment goes directly towards reducing the amount you owe (including the original amount borrowed and the base interest).

What This Means for You

  • When you make a repayment, you see your total balance go down.

  • Our system ensures that part of your repayment is used to maintain the service (InterestDeltaPB), while the majority directly reduces what you owe.

In essence, while you repay, a small portion of your payment helps sustain the system, and the rest helps you clear your debt.

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