NEND
  • Introduction
    • What is NEND?
    • Opportunities by NEND
    • Guides
      • Connect A Wallet
        • Set up a Metamask Wallet
      • Stake Your Assets
      • Sell EABs(Escrowed Asset-Backed Bonds)
      • Bond Your Assets
      • Create NFTs with your verified RWA
      • Trade RWA in the form of NFT
      • Join Curation
      • Borrow Against Your Assets
      • Lend Your Assets
      • Sell Trust Deeds
      • Sell Promissory Notes
      • Transfer NEND & VPC through Cross-chain Bridge
      • Participate in DAO Proposal
  • Protocol Overview
    • RWA Tokenization
    • Trading Tokenized Assets
    • Leveraged RWA-Backed Lending
    • Lending Pool Staking
    • Refinancing / Monetizing
    • Bonding
  • Products
    • Staking
      • EAB(Escrowed Asset-Backed Bond)
    • Borrowing
      • Trust Deed
      • Borrower Default
      • Liquidation
    • Leveraged Lending
      • Promissory Note
      • Extra Safety Measures
    • Curation
    • Bonding
  • Tokens
    • NEND
    • Voting Power Card
    • Trust Deed
    • Promissory Note
    • EAB(Escrowed Asset-Backed Bond)
  • Additional Resources
    • Pitch Deck
    • X(Twitter)
    • Telegram
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  1. Protocol Overview

Refinancing / Monetizing

NEND expands its ecosystem into a secondary market for users who would like to buy or sell illiquid assets which usually take a long time to be exchanged for cash and cannot be sold until expiry or maturity.

When a loan executes, the borrower can issue 'a trust deed' which represents the ownership of the tokenized asset and the liability for repayment of the asset-backed loan. At the same time, the lender can receive 'a promissory note' which represents the right that the lender will be paid back the principal plus interest after a certain period and receive the collateralized asset in case of the foreclosure of the loan.

Trust deeds and promissory notes can be sold before loans come due. The assets held in escrow also can be sold as a form of EAB(Escrowed Asset-backed Bond) before the vesting date.

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