Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.roxom.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Coming soon. Roxom Loans is not live yet. This page is published in advance so users and partners can understand the product and its safeguards. Final parameters may be adjusted before launch.
TL;DR
Roxom Loans is the collateralized lending engine inside Roxom. It takes digital assets as collateral and issues credit against them. The first instrument it powers is the Bitcoin-Backed Credit Line: deposit BTC, receive USDT, repay whenever you want, no fixed term, no credit check.Quick facts
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Product | Roxom Loans (lending engine) |
| First instrument | Bitcoin-Backed Credit Line |
| Collateral (V1) | BTC |
| Loan currency (V1) | USDT |
| Max LTV at origination | 50% |
| Term | Open-ended (no maturity) |
| Credit check | None. Collateral is your credit. |
| Concurrent loans per user | 1 |
| Status | Coming soon |
What is Roxom Loans?
Roxom Loans is the collateralized lending engine inside the Roxom platform. It takes digital assets as collateral and issues credit against them. The engine is asset-agnostic by design. Today it accepts BTC, and it is built to expand. The first instrument it powers is the Bitcoin-Backed Credit Line. In Roxom, our mission is to build the financial infrastructure for the Bitcoin economy: giving holders real tools to put their BTC to work without giving it up.The vision behind Roxom Loans
The core idea: you shouldn’t have to sell your BTC to access liquidity or to participate in real-world asset yields. The strategic flow Roxom is building looks like this:- You keep your BTC as collateral.
- You take a USDT loan against it.
- You can use those USDT to buy STRC (or any other tokenized equity on Roxom) and earn dividends. This is the same logic that underpins the future Roxom Carry instrument, where the dividend yield helps offset the cost of borrowing.
Product architecture
There are two layers to keep in mind:- Roxom Loans is the product. It is the lending engine.
- Bitcoin-Backed Credit Line is the first instrument inside Roxom Loans.
Roadmap within Roxom Loans
Bitcoin-Backed Credit Line (V1)
BTC collateral, USDT loan, open-ended term, no credit check. Live soon.
Roxom Carry
Instead of a USDT loan, users receive STRC/SATA tokenized equity exposure. The dividend yield generated by those assets covers the cost of borrowing, creating a net carry paid in BTC. Leveraged exposure to real-world asset yields, collateralized by BTC.
STRC / SATA-Backed Loans
Tokenized equity holdings used directly as collateral. Expands the collateral universe beyond BTC for users already holding Roxom’s asset ecosystem.
API / Institutional access
B2B lending infrastructure for partners building on top of Roxom Loans. Available at a later stage.
Where to go next
Bitcoin-Backed Credit Line
The first instrument: how it works and why it exists.
Rates and terms
APR, limits, term, and currency.
Custody and security
How your BTC is held, segregated, and protected.
LTV, margin calls, and liquidation
Thresholds, cure window, and what happens if BTC drops.
Repayment and interest
How interest accrues and how to repay.
Risk and regulation
Hard questions and regulatory backing.
Glossary
Quick reference for the terms used across Roxom Loans documentation.| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| APR | Annual Percentage Rate. The annual interest rate on the loan. In Roxom Loans it is 7% APR. |
| Daily compound | Each day’s interest is added to the outstanding balance, so the next day’s interest is calculated on a larger base. |
| LTV | Loan-to-Value. The ratio of your debt to the USD value of your BTC collateral. The main risk indicator of the loan. |
| Accrual | The daily process that adds the day’s interest to the total debt. It runs every 24 hours from the loan creation timestamp. |
| Freeze / Unfreeze | A freeze marks BTC as unavailable while the loan is active. Unfreeze releases it back to your funding account after full repayment. |
| Top-up | Adding BTC to an existing loan to lower the LTV without repaying debt. |
| Margin call | A warning email sent when LTV reaches 70%. The loan stays active, but the user should add collateral or repay to lower the LTV. |
| Waterfall | The order in which a payment is applied: accrued interest first, then principal. |
| Partial liquidation | Automatic sale of the minimum BTC needed to bring LTV back to 65%, triggered at 80% LTV. |
| Full liquidation | Sale of the full BTC collateral, triggered when the BTC that would be returned to the user after covering the debt would be below USDT 200. |