*Illustration purposes only not real NASDAQ 100 numbers
NASDAQ INDEX LINE OF CREDIT
With the Nasdaq I-LOC, Binaxity doubles your investment - so you build exposure to the Nasdaq-100's top companies with 2X buying power, with interest-only payments, no volatility-driven margin calls, and the freedom to redeem anytime.
A Nasdaq Investment Line of Credit (Nasdaq I-LOC) gives you a structured way to grow exposure to the Nasdaq-100 - the index tracking 100 of the largest non-financial companies on the Nasdaq, weighted heavily toward the technology and growth names behind much of the market's returns over the last decade. Rather than committing all your cash in one go, you accumulate the position gradually, with matched capital amplifying every contribution.
The way it works is straightforward. Whatever you put in, Binaxity doubles your investment - your contribution plus an equal match from Binaxity - and that combined sum is what goes to work building your Nasdaq exposure. Put in $1,000 and you're working with $2,000 of exposure. The matched half is a loan, and you service it interest-only: month to month there's interest to pay and no principal, with no clock forcing repayment on a set date.
The exposure itself is delivered through QQQx, a tokenized tracker that follows the Invesco QQQ Trust ETF (which in turn tracks the Nasdaq-100). You're getting economic exposure to that index's performance - not individual shares, not voting rights, not a futures contract. It's a way to take a long-term, high-conviction view on the companies building the future, with the structure doing the heavy lifting.

Annual Percentage Rate (APR)
Minimum investment
Interest is charged on the borrowed portion only and is variable (see "How your rate works"). One 1% origination fee at opening. No closing fee, no top-up fee, no inactivity fee.
Interest is calculated on the borrowed half of your position - the capital you contribute yourself is never charged. That rate isn't fixed: it's reviewed each day and reflects a mix of inputs - the asset, your borrower profile, how liquid the market is, how volatile the index has been, and how far QQQx has moved from the reference price set when you drew.
Put simply: the further QQQx sits below that reference price, the higher the rate can climb, since the position carries more risk. But the rate moving up is the whole of it - a drop in price, by itself, doesn't close your position or call in a margin top-up, provided your account is current and in good standing.
(by how far QQQx sits below your reference price)
| Decline from reference price | Illustrative rate (per annum) |
|---|---|
| Less than 25% | 6.5% |
| 25% to <40% | 7.5% |
| 40% to <50% | 8.5% |
| 50% to <60% | 9.5% |
| 60% to <70% | 10.5% |
| 70% to <80% | 12.5% |
| 80% or more | 15.5% |
Illustrative only. Actual rates depend on live conditions and product terms.
If you've wanted amplified exposure to the Nasdaq-100 before, your options were usually a margin account or a leveraged ETF - and both carry the one risk a long-term investor least wants: forced selling at the worst possible moment. Margin accounts issue margin calls and liquidate positions when equity drops. Leveraged ETFs reset daily, so over time tracking error and volatility decay can quietly erode returns even when the index ends up where you expected.
The Nasdaq I-LOC is built differently. You get doubled exposure - Binaxity matches your investment for 2X buying power - but there's no margin call triggered by market volatility and no daily-reset decay - the position simply tracks QQQx and stays open until you decide to close it.
Binaxity Nasdaq I-LOC
How exposure is amplified
Margin calls / forced liquidation
Daily-reset decay
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Holding horizon
Exit
Margin account
How exposure is amplified
Margin calls / forced liquidation
Daily-reset decay
Payments
Holding horizon
Exit
Leveraged ETF
How exposure is amplified
Margin calls / forced liquidation
Daily-reset decay
Payments
Holding horizon
Exit
Simple on your side, structured on ours - from approval to a live Nasdaq position in four moves.
Share a few basic personal details and you'll be assigned a personalized credit limit - no full identity verification needed to get started (that's handled later, at redemption). There's no pull on your credit history either; what's weighed is your capacity to co-invest, not your past borrowing. Most approvals come back quickly.
Add capital in stablecoins whenever the timing works for you. Binaxity doubles each contribution - your $500 plus Binaxity's $500 puts $1,000 of Nasdaq exposure into the position. The rhythm is yours.
The combined funds acquire QQQx - usually within around 12 hours of confirmed funding, subject to market hours and liquidity (weekends and market holidays may differ). The QQQx is held in Binaxity's digital-asset custody; the securities backing it sit with the xStocks / Backed provider structure. From your dashboard you can track each piece in USD - what you put in, the matched loan, the QQQx units you now hold, and where the position stands.
The position is yours to keep - your running obligation is interest on the borrowed portion, nothing else. There's no repayment schedule counting down, no balloon at the end, no mechanism nudging you to sell before you're ready. (Interest is variable - see "How your rate works" below.)
Share a few basic personal details and you'll be assigned a personalized credit limit - no full identity verification needed to get started (that's handled later, at redemption). There's no pull on your credit history either; what's weighed is your capacity to co-invest, not your past borrowing. Most approvals come back quickly.
Add capital in stablecoins whenever the timing works for you. Binaxity doubles each contribution - your $500 plus Binaxity's $500 puts $1,000 of Nasdaq exposure into the position. The rhythm is yours.
The combined funds acquire QQQx - usually within around 12 hours of confirmed funding, subject to market hours and liquidity (weekends and market holidays may differ). The QQQx is held in Binaxity's digital-asset custody; the securities backing it sit with the xStocks / Backed provider structure. From your dashboard you can track each piece in USD - what you put in, the matched loan, the QQQx units you now hold, and where the position stands.
The position is yours to keep - your running obligation is interest on the borrowed portion, nothing else. There's no repayment schedule counting down, no balloon at the end, no mechanism nudging you to sell before you're ready. (Interest is variable - see "How your rate works" below.)
A round-number walk-through to show the shape of a position. Illustrative only - QQQx trades continuously, so treat these as a sketch, not a live quote.
Bear in mind the rate floats: if QQQx slides well under your reference price, it can step up (see "How your rate works").
Notice that the down case never gets force-closed - a routine slide in the index doesn't end the position; the timing of the exit stays with you. What a sustained decline can do is lift your variable rate, not trigger a sale.
Numbers are hypothetical and for illustration only. Not a guarantee of returns, not a commitment to lend. Index-linked values move, and you may lose part or all of your contribution.
Binaxity doubles your investment, so the position you build is twice the size your own cash would reach - and you don't have to liquidate anything else to get there.
QQQx tracks the Nasdaq-100 through the Invesco QQQ Trust ETF - broad exposure to the technology and growth names driving the index, in a single position.
Unlike a margin account, there are no maintenance requirements and no forced liquidation when the market dips. A falling index lowers your position's value but doesn't close it.

Unlike a leveraged ETF, your exposure isn't rebalanced daily - so it doesn't suffer the volatility decay that erodes leveraged products over longer holds. This is built to hold.
For as long as the position runs, the only thing due is interest on the borrowed half. No principal schedule chipping away each month, no lump sum waiting at the end.
Your position sits as QQQx tokens under Binaxity's digital-asset custody, protected by MPC-based controls and viewable in your dashboard around the clock. The securities behind the token are held within the xStocks / Backed provider framework.
Because you're building through a credit line instead of cashing out other assets to buy index exposure, you may sidestep certain taxable events along the way. It depends on your situation - a qualified tax advisor can tell you how it applies.
Your Nasdaq position lives on-chain as QQQx, the tokenized tracker that follows the Invesco QQQ Trust ETF. Two distinct layers sit behind it:
Your QQQx tokens are kept in Binaxity's digital-asset custody, secured with multi-party computation (MPC): signing authority is divided across parties, so no one party can move funds alone.
Whatever you hold shows up in your dashboard in real time.
Behind the token, the actual securities are held by the xStocks / Backed provider framework and its third-party custodians, not by Binaxity directly.
Anything to do with the underlying - segregation, custody, proof-of-holdings, audits, insurance - sits at the provider level and follows Backed / xStocks documentation.
Every transaction passes standard KYC/AML and on-chain monitoring, and QQQx is sourced through approved liquidity channels.
The Nasdaq I-LOC is available in select jurisdictions only. A number of countries are restricted for regulatory, legal, or compliance reasons, and the list can change - check eligibility before applying.
The full restricted jurisdictions list is extensive. Check the complete list before applying.
Check full eligibilityA Nasdaq I-LOC is a credit facility designed to help you build Nasdaq-100 exposure over time through a 1:1 matched structure. You contribute capital, Binaxity matches it with credit, and the combined amount is used to acquire tokenized Nasdaq-100 exposure for your position.
Unlike a traditional loan where borrowed funds may be used for spending, Binaxity's Nasdaq I-LOC is designed for accumulation. It helps you build long-term market exposure using disciplined, asset-building credit.
You start by applying through Binaxity's onboarding flow. After providing the required information, Binaxity reviews your application and assigns an approved credit limit, subject to eligibility, product availability, and signing the applicable agreement when taking out a loan.
Once approved, you can choose when to draw from your credit line, how much to draw, and how often to use it, subject to your available limit.
No. Binaxity's Nasdaq I-LOC is not designed around borrowing against QQQ, Nasdaq exposure, or securities you already own.
Instead, you contribute stablecoin funding such as USDC or USDT, Binaxity matches your contribution with credit, and the combined amount is used to acquire tokenized QQQ exposure for your vault.
With Binaxity's Nasdaq I-LOC, your position is represented through QQQx, xStock's tokenized QQQ, not traditional QQQ ETF shares held directly in your brokerage account.
QQQx is designed to provide tokenized exposure linked to QQQ. Your position is shown in your Binaxity vault dashboard, but you do not receive traditional ETF shares through the Nasdaq I-LOC.
The minimum investment to get started with Binaxity's Nasdaq I-LOC starts at $10.
You can begin with a smaller amount and build your Nasdaq exposure over time, rather than needing a large upfront investment.
Nasdaq or QQQ price movement does not automatically trigger a margin call or forced liquidation under Binaxity's Nasdaq I-LOC.
Your monthly interest obligation remains based on your outstanding loan principal. As long as your payments remain current and you comply with your agreement, your position is not automatically sold just because the market price drops.
That said, Nasdaq-100 exposure and tokenized QQQ exposure can fluctuate in value, and your position can go down. You should only participate if you understand the risks.
Each drawdown is structured as its own interest-only loan. This means you make monthly interest payments on the outstanding loan principal, while principal repayment is not required during the term unless you redeem or otherwise settle the loan.
If you have multiple active drawdowns, Binaxity may consolidate your monthly payment view to make repayment easier to manage.
Yes. If you have available credit, you can make additional drawdowns over time to increase your Nasdaq exposure.
Each drawdown uses the same 1:1 matched structure: you contribute capital, Binaxity matches it with credit, and the combined amount is used to acquire additional tokenized QQQ exposure for your vault.
You can request to close your Nasdaq I-LOC by redeeming your tokenized QQQ position, subject to the terms of your loan agreement and completion of Binaxity's processing checks.
When you redeem, the proceeds are first used to repay any outstanding loan balance. Any remaining net proceeds are paid out to you.
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Most ways to amplify index exposure come with a catch - margin calls, daily decay, forced exits. The Nasdaq I-LOC is built for the long-term investor: doubled exposure, structured to hold.
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