Loan Health in WX-Credit
Understanding Loan Health in WX-Credit
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Understanding Loan Health in WX-Credit
Last updated
Loan health within Wallex Credit serves as a measure of your loan's strength, determined by considering both the outstanding loan amount and the value of your collateral.
The calculation of loan health revolves around the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio, found by dividing your loan amount by the value of your collateral. This ratio is then subtracted from 100% to determine the loan health level.
For instance, if your loan is $100 with collateral valued at $1000, your LTV would be 10% (100 / 1000 = 10%). Consequently, your loan health would stand at 90% (100% - 10% = 90%).
Low Risk (30% - 65%): Indicates good health, requiring no immediate actions until the loan's maturity date.
Medium Risk (66% - 75%): Occurs when the value of collateral drops, leading to an increased LTV%. You’ll be alerted to take necessary action to avoid the high-risk area.
High Risk (76% - 83%): If the medium risk threshold is breached, the collateral may become insufficient to cover the Credit-To-Value (LTV). It is recommended to add more collateral to ensure loan health and to avoid liquidation.
Clients have access to an [Auto Top-Up] button, which automatically maintains the LTV% within preset limits of 5%, 10%, or 15%. This prevents system overflows with Auto-Credit-Top-Up rows.
Additionally, clients can adjust collateral when the LTV drops below the initial percentage due to a rise in the collateral price or a fall in the credit asset price.
Decreases in collateral value may impact loan health. Wallex ensures clients are notified promptly to either repay the loan or add more collateral, maintaining optimal loan health.
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