Positions Monitoring System

SmartCredit.io has positions monitoring system, which will notify the borrowers if the liquidation's probability will increase

Practically in all borrowing/lending systems, the borrowers have to monitor their positions daily - either the borrowers need to add more collateral or to pay back parts of the loans. Additionally, some external systems have emerged, that monitor the borrower's positions. However, only a small part of the money-market-fund users is using these external systems. This means most borrowers have to do daily risk management themselves ...

SmartCredit.io addresses this situation differently:

  • The loans are created on the liquidation's probability of 5% (some advanced mathematics is there in the background)

  • Assuming a stable market - the liquidation's probability will sink with every day passed

  • In case of adverse market conditions - if the collateral value is declining - the system starts to notify the borrowers if liquidation probability increases to 15%

Borrowers will receive these notifications via telegram bot. Every borrower can subscribe to the SmartCredit.io bot via the "Profile" section, see this short video "How to subscribe to notificationsarrow-up-right?" for an explanation.

And the key difference between our integrated monitoring system and others - everything is based on the probabilities. The information is prepared for the user, so that the user can decide:

  • ignore increased liquidation probability

  • Pay back parts of the loan

  • Increase collateral

More info about Liquidations.

Following notifications will be sent to the users:

  • Liquidation probability of loan has increased (starts from 15% probability, stops when probability is below 15%)

  • Loan is funded

  • Loan repayment deadline is closing

  • Loan request is cancelled (for example because collateral was not transferred)

  • User received staking rewards

  • User received borrower / lender bonus rewards

  • User received any other rewards

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