Hi
tomkat, thanks for your questions.
If a user defaults, how are you going to recoup the rest of the amount due?
For instance, from a guy from China that is not going to pay back loan for his brand new miners
In this event, the crypto collateral of the user will be partially liquidated via the rules of smart contract =>sold on the exchange to repay the loan amount.
The more detailed explanation of this case can be found on
page 16 of the WP https://ecoinomic.net/docs/eCoinomic_WP_0213.pdfHow exactly, the smart contract enforces the fulfillment of loan obligations?
The smart contract monitors current quotes on several exchanges, which allows an objective assessment of the current rate of crypto assets.
For more information on the inner workings of smart contract please consult
page 15 of the WPWhat if collateral (I guess it can be locked crypto assets) will drop significantly overnight?
In case if the current rate of crypto assets decreases by more than 10% of the valuation amount, the system alerts the client who can:
-Deposit additional funds or crypto assets to cover the difference between the value of collateral and the amount of the loan;
-Agree to the partial liquidation of collateral to repay the loan;
-Close credit line
And also, are you going to perform your own KYC/AML or use external service?
We plan KYC and AML procedures for large ICO investors using external service.
Please let us know if you have more questions