Deploi
Exit

Exit your position

Order book first, redemption queue as backstop. Weekly payout per request is the lower of your 25% per-cycle cap or your pro-rata share of lender-approved release capacity that week.

We try the secondary order book first. Unfilled units enter the weekly queue, paid up to the lower of 25%/cycle or lender-approved release capacity that week. Borrower repayments are tracked separately and do not automatically fund redemptions. Read the full explainer →
Units in redemption
78,400
of 160,000 requested
Principal paid
$81,600
Lifetime across requests
Accrued paid
$396
ACV component
Completion
51%
Weighted by units
Pool capacity

Weekly redemption reserves

Rolling 4w cap · 15% of NAV
Consumer Lending7% used
Reserve $79,027 / $1,200,0001 in queue
Expected inflows this week$1,240,000–$1,780,000
Base ~$1,580,000 · release approval defines capacity
Invoice Financing0% used
Reserve $0 / $480,0000 in queue
Expected inflows this week$510,000–$800,000
Base ~$680,000 · release approval defines capacity
Routing logic

How smart exit works

Open full order book →
  1. 1Probe the order book. We measure size-weighted bid depth at or above your minimum price (ACV minus your max discount).
  2. 2Route what fills. Fillable units settle instantly at the blended bid; the rest enters the weekly queue.
  3. 3Throttle the queue. Weekly payout = min(25%/cycle cap, your share of lender-approved release capacity). The cap is a ceiling; unreleased repayments do not automatically become redemption liquidity.
  4. 4Keep resting on the book. Optional passive ask runs alongside the queue — fills auto-decrement your redemption row.
Smart exit

Exit position

Order book first · queue backstop

We probe the live order book at your minimum price, then queue anything that can't clear into the weekly redemption waterfall — paid from lender-approved release capacity.

Max discount to ACV25 bps (0.25%)
Resting ask discount15 bps

Per-cycle cap = 25% of position per week. Pool cap = 15% of NAV in any rolling 4-week window. When the queue exceeds reserve, payouts go pro-rata. ORA strikes at T+5; indicative proceeds may differ from the Official Redemption Amount.

Weekly payouts use pro-rata lender-approved release capacity, split between principal and accrued claim value. When queue demand exceeds the weekly reserve, payouts go pro-rata. The Official Redemption Amount is determined at each settlement date and may differ from indicative ACV.