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Credit Account Risk Index

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Q: How is the Risk Index calculated, and what is its purpose?

A: Risk Index = Used Credit ÷ Value of Assets in the Credit Account. The Risk Index helps users intuitively assess the level of risk of their Credit Account.

  • When the index is below 0.5, the account is considered safe.

  • When it reaches 0.8, the system will notify the user. It is recommended to lower the index by repaying or adding more assets to the Credit Account to avoid liquidation.

  • When it exceeds 0.9, the system will automatically sell your assets in the Credit Account to repay the used credit. Any remaining balance will be returned to your Funding Account.

Q: Why does the Risk Index change automatically?

A: Because the value of assets in the Credit Account fluctuates with the market, the Risk Index can rise or fall accordingly.

Q: What is Auto Transfer?

A: Auto Transfer allows you to automatically move assets between the Funding Account and the Credit Account. You can set a risk threshold and a maximum transfer amount to help prevent liquidation. Auto transfers can be triggered up to once every 24 hours.

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