How one balance works
On most platforms, an asset can only hold one job at a time. Move it to earn, move it again to borrow against, move it again to trade. Abra is being built the other way around: a unified client experience designed to connect custody, collateral, risk and reporting. Investment advisory services are provided through ACM. Custody is maintained through the applicable custody arrangement, and execution is effected through applicable trading venues, counterparties, and service providers.
- One balanceEarning and trading at once
- YieldReturns accrue back in
- BorrowLiquidity drawn out
- TradeOut to margin, back on settle
Illustrative architecture. Product availability and asset movement vary by service, strategy and account type.
What a single balance actually gives you
One collateral record
The platform is being designed to use shared custody and valuation data across supported products, providing a more consistent view of account limits and health.
One activity history
The platform roadmap contemplates a consolidated activity history for deposits, yield, borrowing and trading.
One risk view
The platform is being designed to provide an integrated view of how new positions may affect account-level exposures and risk metrics.
One Abra experience. A more connected balance.
Learn about investment advisory services offered through Abra Capital Management, LP.
Important disclosures
Abra is a brand used by affiliated entities that provide different products and services. Abra Capital Management, LP (“ACM”) is an SEC-registered investment adviser that provides investment advisory and investment-management services, including through separately managed accounts. Registration does not imply a particular level of skill or training or endorsement by the SEC. Products and services offered by affiliated entities, including AbraFi Labs Ltd., are not investment advisory services of ACM. Services available through the Abra platform may be provided by ACM, an Abra affiliate, or an identified third-party service provider, depending on the product or service. Digital assets may be subject to market, custody, counterparty, operational, smart-contract and protocol risks, including loss of principal.
