Tribal Finance FAQ
- What is Tribal Finance?
Tribal Finance connects institutional investors with attractive, risk-mitigated lending opportunities underwritten and serviced by best-in-class fintechs globally.
2. How does Tribal Finance work?
Lend:
Tribal Finance provides a secure and efficient pathway for cross-border credit investments. Lenders can diversify their portfolios by investing in leading fintech companies, with strategies that perform independently of crypto market fluctuations.
Borrow:
Fintech Borrowers are top credit fintechs from around the globe certified by the Tribal Finance protocol to create Lending Pools and underwrite/service loans to End-Customers.
3. What are the benefits of using Tribal Finance?
Strict, detailed reporting and on-chain accountability requirements are enforced for participating Fintech Borrowers. This equips lenders with verifiable data on loan performance and fund safety, leading to competitive yields with built-in transparency.
4. How can I start using Tribal Finance?
Fill out the interest form on the tribal.finance website!
5. Is my investment safe with Tribal Finance Protocol?
Security is our top priority. Our immediate objective is a robust, secure protocol launch. To ensure security of the protocol we have an ongoing smart contract audit and are releasing our testnet to select protocol participants before launching to mainnet.
6. What are the fees associated with using Tribal Finance Protocol?
The Tribal Finance protocol charges protocol fees to borrowers for loan administration and related activities.
7. Is the APY a fixed rate? If not, what will determine the yields?
Yes, lending pools are a fixed rate over the loan term
8. Who can participate in the protocol? Institutional lenders who can provide $1M+ capital and Fintech Borrowers who have receivables ready to back loans
9. Who are your backers?
Our backers can be found on our website, tribal.finance
10.How do you integrate RWA into the protocol?
Receivables from borrowers move into an SPV that is owned by Tribal Finance. Lenders receive a claim on the receivables within the SPV.
