{ Arcaida is live }

An internet-native credit layer for tokenized stocks

Arcaida is an open borrowing protocol for listed equity tokens on Robinhood Chain. Lock collateral, draw RHUSD, keep the position. One-time issuance fee. No rolling interest.

{ use cases }

Built for how equity credit works onchain.

Same protocol surface for borrowers, market operators, and liquidators. Rules sit in the contract, not a discretionary desk.

Liquidity without an upfront sale

Deposit tokenized NVDA, draw RHUSD, and keep economic exposure to the listed name.

Known cost at draw

A one-time issuance fee is charged when you mint. No rolling interest compounds on the debt.

Wallet-signed actions

Deposit, draw, repay, and close are signed from the same wallet that opened the position.

Health in one view

Collateral value, debt, and ratio sit on the same surface and update as the stock print moves.

{ how it works }

Three steps. Same wallet.

  1. 01

    Lock collateral

    Deposit NVDA from a wallet on Robinhood Chain. Tokens stay in the isolated market contract. Arcaida never holds a key over that wallet.

  2. 02

    Draw RHUSD

    Mint up to the amount allowed by the 165% minimum ratio. The issuance fee is taken at draw. Remaining debt stays fixed until you repay.

  3. 03

    Repay or close

    Add tokens to repair health, repay RHUSD to free collateral, or close in one action. Leftover tokens return to the opening wallet.

{ onchain controls }

Risk rules live in the contract.

Smart contracts read accepted stock-price data, calculate collateral health, enforce borrow limits, and apply posted rules when positions become unsafe.

Transparent position data

Health is collateral value over debt. Below the minimum ratio, the position can be liquidated according to protocol rules.

Isolated market risk

Each stock market has its own collateral, borrowing, and stability reserves. A print move in one name does not sweep the others.

FAQ

Arcaida is an onchain borrowing protocol for tokenized stocks. Lock NVDA or another listed equity token, then draw RHUSD without selling the position. Borrowers pay a one-time fee, not a rolling interest rate.