Prestio
  • Introduction
    • Overview
    • Summary
    • Mission & Vision
  • How it Works
    • For Lenders
      • Provide Liquidity
      • Yield Farming
      • Staking
      • Withdraw Earnings
      • Withdraw Liquidity
    • For Borrowers
  • Understanding the Market
    • Traditional Real Estate Finance Problems
    • Real World Assets & DeFi
    • Market Fit
  • Valuation Methodology
    • Asset Valuation Methodology
  • On-Chain with Asset Warehousing
    • Asset Warehousing
      • How it Works
      • Asset Valuation
      • Interest Reserves
      • Existing Financing Obligations
      • Transparency
    • Risks & Mitigations
      • Asset Counter Party Risk
      • Residual Liabilities
      • Title Defect
      • Asset Value and Collateralization Level
      • Security
      • Interest Reserves
      • Loan Repayment
  • DAO
    • Governance
    • The REVAB
  • Partners
    • Market Leading Partners
  • Audit
    • Smart Contract Audit
  • Terms & Conditions
    • Terms and Conditions
    • Privacy Policy
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  1. How it Works

For Borrowers

Borrowing from Prestio start with bringing an asset on-chain and making it eligible to act as collateral for the loan. In order for the asset to be brought on-chain, it needs to go through 3rd party appraisals and establish transparent valuations and go through the asset warehousing process (please see the asset warehousing and valuation methodology section for more information).

Once an asset has been brought on-chain and warehoused, the community-driven REVAB does an external quality control (see REVAB section under DAO) and approves the loan, which releases the approved loan amount. This process takes less than a week.

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