TREE NEWS reports: USD.AI has originated 20 GPU-backed loans totaling $531 million, with individual deals ranging from several hundred thousand dollars to $128.9 million. The stablecoin-funded lender charges 10% to 15% on loans and holds first-priority liens on servers and SPV equity, targeting neoclouds that banks will not underwrite. On Oct. 29, Silver Point Capital and Victory Park Capital joined USD.AI in a $106 million four-year loan to NexGen Cloud for 1,728 B300 chips in Finland.
USD.AI issues $531M in GPU-backed loans as on-chain credit fills bank gap
The scale here matters less than the structure: first-priority liens on servers and SPV equity, funded by a stablecoin, let USD.AI underwrite neoclouds that banks decline, and the Silver Point and Victory Park participation suggests TradFi credit shops are willing to lean on on-chain origination for exposure to compute. That effectively turns GPU hardware into collateral in a market where resale values and chip depreciation cycles are still poorly benchmarked. Whether these credit terms hold up through a hardware downturn, and whether more institutional lenders follow into the same structures, is the open question.
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