Tradable Ecosystem

PC0000031 is a permissioned zkSync record for a North American rent-financing private-credit deal, with 202.5 million units outstanding. Returns and repayment depend on offchain note documents, servicing and supplied funds. Tradable describes USDC contract payments for onchain investors and direct bank wires for offchain investors; a $1 token quote does not promise automatic redemption.

PC0000033 is a permissioned zkSync ledger for Tradable deal e2c78ce9…575b1, with 162.5 million units outstanding. Its own live metadata describes US BNPL senior secured term notes—not the catalog's APAC label—so the token cannot be understood without the private subscription and credit documents.

PC0000097 is the managed zkSync record for an anonymized note for a lender serving consumers in Mexico. Its entire 176.19 million-unit mint history was burned by 2025-10-10; public sources do not prove repayment or disclose issuer, borrower, collateral, law, maturity or waterfall.

PC0000015 is a permissioned zkSync Era record for an anonymized private-credit deal described as North America Third Party Online Merchant Senior Secured Term Notes. Its live contract reports 105,971,759.52 units against a 350,000,000 total-size setting and a $1.000000 NAV last updated 15 March 2026. Those fields do not disclose the legal issuer, borrower, collateral package or servicer, and an old public directory maturity conflicts with later mint-and-burn activity.

PC0000085 is a permissioned ZKsync record of funded ownership in an anonymized $100 million delayed-draw senior secured loan. It is not direct debt of each Mexican business or Tradable equity. The originator controls admission, funding and early redemption; upgradeable contracts administer the record. The reviewed materials do not establish the legal issuer, named borrower, definitive collateral terms or payment waterfall.

PC0000077 is a permissioned zkSync record for Tradable deal 1bc9ad53-f369-4f7d-ac89-62e3a8f9522f, not a freely transferable coin. Its current metadata describes an unnamed Singapore fintech senior secured delayed-draw loan; on 5 September 2026 the contract showed zero supply and holders, so neither repayment nor remaining claims can be inferred without the private deal documents.

PC0000101 records 76.72 million manager-controlled units and continued issuance in 2026. Contract-selected primary metadata describes 14 pre-settlement and four post-settlement matters and displayed yield targets; the obligor, enforceable rights, maturity and recovery terms remain unresolved.

PC0000019 is a permissioned zkSync record for an anonymized North American lease-to-own lender's senior secured term-note position. Its dated ledger is precise, but the accessible sources reviewed did not identify the legal obligor, collateral package or recovery waterfall.

PC0000023 is the permissioned zkSync ledger for a $150 million North America neobank loan maturing 2026-12-15. Its address fixes an identity blurred by a reused symbol and PC1000023 catalog label, while the borrower, collateral, waterfall and deal-specific redemption rights remain behind private documents.

PC0000049 is a permissioned zkSync record linked by public marketing to a closed EU/LatAm point-of-sale financing loan. The ledger is precise; the reviewed accessible sources do not establish the issuer, borrower, maturity, collateral or recovery waterfall.

PC0000081 is a permissioned zkSync deal token whose public label points to legal receivables. Its loan documents and IPFS metadata record are unavailable, while a secondary maturity date has passed and 57,132,381.03 tokens remain outstanding.

PC0000027 records 47 million units of an anonymized Latin American BNPL note. Its public ledger grew after a secondary source’s listed maturity; the reviewed accessible sources leave issuer, borrower, collateral, amendments and enforcement rights unresolved.

In 2024, eight fiat accounts received all 114.5 million units recorded by PC0000023. Every unit was burned ten days after the loan's published 2026 maturity. The chain records closure; only the loan documents and payment records can show whether investors received the 15% cash interest, 5% warrant PIK and principal under the published terms.