Hi @bpcguy and welcome to our project! Have you joined our Telegram and Discord already? Back to your question: When issuing a loan, insurance coverage works the following way:
1. A part of the credit body concerning no return is secured with KYC Masternodes stake (don't mess with PoS masternode, these are different masternodes)
2. Another part of the loan body in case of no return is guaranteed with Auditor Masternodes stake
3. The total amount of the support entirely depends on the level of the risk of the application. The higher the risk, the more security deposit to be required by the network.
Yes, I've already joined them, thanks!
That's an interesting. But where are this insurance money come from? Who pays them?
If you look through the whitepaper, you'll be able to find that info.
Part of money will be paid by the KYC masternode by itself. To get a reward you'll have to check the loan details properly and risk by your own money.
Ah..thank you for the explanation.
Now I got it
Do you think will there be a lot of KYC masternodes? Who will risk by their own money?
Hey, guys!
I think that the profit will be bigger than risks. Also the risk makes KYC masternod owners to check the details on exch loan more properly
The risk won't be so big. There will be a couple of masternodes which share risks and profits according to the WP.
You are joyful :-\We can`t say that the risks won`t be great. In that project there are a lot of risks. So they can`t be called small.
hey @Kerandias What risks in particular are you talking about?