Risk matrix
| Instrument | Risk level | Return behavior | Primary risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| BizYield | High | Variable | Business underperformance or failure |
| BizCredit | Medium | Fixed over a short cycle | Borrower default and liquidity pressure |
| BizBond | Low | Fixed | Sovereign risk and currency risk |
Comparison table
| Question | BizYield | BizCredit | BizBond |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Growth seekers | Income seekers | Capital preservers |
| Minimum buy | $10 | $100 | $1,000 |
| Payment cadence | Monthly | Weekly | Quarterly or at maturity |
| Can returns change? | Yes | No, within the cycle | No |
| Can I lose money? | Yes, if performance weakens | Unlikely, but possible in default | Very unlikely, but sovereign risk remains |
| Transferable? | Yes, via BizSwap | Yes, via BizSwap | Yes, via BizSwap |
How to choose
- Choose BizYield if you want exposure to business growth and can accept variable monthly income.
- Choose BizCredit if you want short-cycle stablecoin income backed by a managed loan pool.
- Choose BizBond if you want the most conservative option and a fixed sovereign-backed return.
Key disclosures
- Past performance does not guarantee future results.
- All instruments carry risk, including principal loss.
- Liquidity depends on product design and protocol conditions.
- Stablecoin payouts reduce token-price exposure but do not remove underlying economic risk.