1. Borrower's wallet — shows the total amount of funds collected.

2. Project table — includes deadlines, interest rates, total amount, and funding stages.

3. Risk score — click to learn more.

4. Debt-to-equity ratio — shows how much the borrower owes vs. their own funds, helping to assess overall risk. A ratio close to 1 indicates minimal deviation between debt and equity.

5. The Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio measures the loan amount against the value of the collateral, a key metric for investment safety. In the case of Industrial Logistics, it's 55%, which means the collateral value is nearly double the loan.

In practice, a $500,000 loan will be backed by ∼$1,000,000 in collateral.

This 2-to-1 coverage protects your capital. Even in case of a default, the ample collateral secures full repayment for all investors.

6. Financial performance — all borrower reports are relevant, real, and verified.

7. Planned use of borrowed funds — we don't require proof of every expense, but we encourage borrowers to share how funds are used. This is part of our ongoing transparency improvements.

8 & 9. Loan collateral — the collateral is legally fixed and forms the foundation of the transaction. It's the most important part of any deal. As mentioned above, the 55% LTV is mitigated by our stage-based approach and collateral reinvestment strategy.

10. Borrower's website — direct link for more info.

11. Company registration number — you can check it if the company's registry is public in that country.

12. Recent activity — every investor transaction is on-chain, so you can see where the funds are going.