What is INA

What is INA Protocol

INA is a liquidity layer for the Tokenized Economy. We facilitate credit to Credit (receivables and other short duration loans) in Emerging Markets in a marketplace-like model, building a win-win situation where producers get cheaper funding and global investors get high-growth, uncorrelated returns. We offer products that are compliant in their jurisdiction of issuance, thus creating a more secure investment environment.

Key Components of INA Protocol:

1. Decentralized Marketplace: INA serves as a bridge between sell-side entities (such as tokenizers, securitizers, and established credit funds looking for capital) and buy-side participants (international investors, both retail and institutional). This marketplace eliminates traditional intermediaries, reducing costs and increasing efficiency.

2. RWA On-chain Collateralization: Brazil is in an unique position in the global scene: the Brazilian Central Bank is pushing for the tokenization of the economy and getting support from other regulators, such as the Comissão de Valores Mobiliários (the equivalent of the SEC). This has allowed businesses to bring RWA-collateral to be held on-chain, reducing risk for the lender in case of a default.

3. Stablecoin Cross-border settlement and Hedging: INA incorporates stablecoins to facilitate cross-border transactions, enabling seamless international investments while INA also hedges the exposure to BRL, minimizing currency fluctuation risks and ensuring USD yields.

INA Products and Real-World Example:

INA offers a marketplace-like protocol for Credit Products originating from Brazil with fixed-income investors in mind. We offer Credit Products based on receivables that have 1 to 24 months of duration, delivering uncorrelated returns in excess of 8% in USD terms

Brazil has tokenized over $1 billion in assets in the private credit sector, and is growing at breakneck speed. Our tokenized investment opportunities are: Private Credit in Agriculture, Private Credit in Credit Card Receivables, Tokenized Credit Funds (FIDC), Brazilian Sovereign Bonds, and Structured Products.

Combining cutting-edge tech with the well-established Brazilian agricultural credit market, INA is poised to help evolve how Brazil’s financing (receivable, short term duration loans) operates on a global scale, fostering growth, creating new opportunities and aligning incentives in the value chain for all participants in the ecosystem.