Straid transforms LP tokens into composable financial instruments. Leverage positions, trade future cash flows, and price risk — all natively on XRPL.
As lending protocols launch on XRPL, they will mint billions in LP tokens — on-chain receivables representing claims on principal and yield. Today, this capital sits frozen. Straid activates it.
Each layer reinforces the others. Leverage creates flow. Pricing enables fair repo. Risk data calibrates everything.
Post VaultShares into Smart Escrow, borrow RLUSD, and re-deploy into new vaults. One-sided market, no cold start problem.
Vault health scoring, default rate tracking, LP token fair value models, dynamic LTV calibration. API-first for ecosystem integration.
Sell LP tokens at a discount for immediate RLUSD. Atomic settlement. TradFi's $4 trillion daily primitive, brought on-chain.
XLS-85 Token Escrow enables trustless, programmable collateral management — entirely native to XRPL.
Built on XLS-85 Token Escrow, live on mainnet since February 2026. No EVM bridge, no wrapper, no smart contract dependency.
Collateral held through native escrow. No third-party custody fees, no trust assumptions, no key management overhead.
Custom EscrowFinish triggers from loan brokers, lending protocols, or time-based conditions. Fully composable.
Works within XRPL Permissioned Domains (XLS-80/81). Restrict operations to credentialed institutional participants.
Repo, leverage, and risk pricing are the most fundamental capital market primitives. They don't exist on XRPL yet.
The repo market is the plumbing of global finance — overnight lending against securities collateral. The same primitive, native to XRPL.
Pendle proved massive demand for yield splitting on EVM. XRPL's institutional infrastructure is the natural home for the next generation.
No LP token credit market exists on XRPL. With lending protocols launching and institutional capital deploying, the window is now.
Every XRPL amendment we need is either live or activating. The infrastructure window is open.
We are onboarding lending protocol partners, institutional participants, and infrastructure collaborators.