whitelisted collateral underwritten for institutional leverage
At Arkis, whitelisting reflects a conservative assessment of whether an asset can be reliably priced, safely margined, and predictably liquidated under stress. Only assets that meet these requirements are eligible to be used within Arkis margin accounts and liquidity pools.
Liquidation feasibility as a prerequisite for collateral
An asset can only serve as collateral if Arkis can close predictably under adverse market conditions.
Assets are evaluated against defined liquidation pathways designed to minimize market impact and execution risk, including:
Deep public market liquidity
Automated redemption mechanisms
Access to pre-approved liquidators
Enforced volume limits relative to market depth
If reliable liquidation cannot be guaranteed, the asset cannot support leverage at Arkis.
Deterministic pricing for automated risk management
Collateral pricing at Arkis is designed to support automated margin calls and rules-based liquidation.
Arkis does not accept static, discretionary, or hard-coded pricing. Accepted pricing mechanisms must be transparent, auditable, and resistant to manipulation.
Collateral governance is continuous, not static
Whitelisting at Arkis is governed through continuous monitoring and active risk management.
Collateral governance includes conservative onboarding, permissioned use within margin accounts, live monitoring
of liquidity and pricing behavior, and the ability to restrict, suspend, or delist assets as conditions evolve.
This ensures portfolio margin and liquidation logic always operate on collateral that can be priced and liquidated
with confidence.
Arkis collateral catalogue
The assets listed below currently meet Arkis’s collateral requirements and are eligible for use across Arkis margin accounts and liquidity pools.
Inclusion reflects an asset’s present ability to satisfy Arkis’s standards for liquidity, pricing integrity, and liquidation behavior. Eligibility may change as market conditions evolve.
