USDai Originates Largest Loan on Arbitrum as Institutional Capital Goes Programmable

đź’° USDai's biggest loan yet

By Arbitrum
Apr 13, 2026, 3:55 PM
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USDai has originated its largest loan to date on Arbitrum, marking a significant milestone for institutional DeFi infrastructure.​

The development highlights Arbitrum's growing role as the platform of choice for programmable finance.​ Recent innovations like Fiet are enabling institutions to prove reserves offchain while committing liquidity onchain, eliminating the need to move capital entirely onchain.​

Key developments:

  • Institutions can now keep capital in existing custody systems while making it programmable
  • Boros by Pendle reached $338.​5M in daily volume on Arbitrum's funding rate markets
  • Reserve-backed liquidity model offers lower costs and better capital efficiency

This approach meets institutions where their capital already lives, making DeFi integration more practical.​ Learn more about how Fiet works

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The Arbitrum Platform is the best place to find product market fit for programmable innovation. .@USDai_Official just originated their largest loan to date, further cementing the need for the financial infrastructure layer. Arbitrum is powering the programmable economy.

USD.AI
USD.AI
@USDai_Official

New $26,821,644 loan originated to @CrucibleCap. Secured by 72 NVIDIA B300 servers. 576 GPUs for a new AI cluster. The financial infrastructure layer for compute is becoming real.

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Fiet is unlocking institutional liquidity for the programmable economy on Arbitrum. Instead of forcing capital fully onchain, institutions can prove reserves offchain (banks, custodians, exchanges) and commit liquidity onchain when needed. By meeting institutions where their

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The programmable economy is being built with real capital And institutions are choosing Arbitrum to power it

Entropy Advisors
Entropy Advisors
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The world's largest financial institutions are increasingly tokenizing assets, and they're choosing Arbitrum to do it. Money market funds: • Franklin Templeton • WisdomTree • BlackRock • Spiko • Centrifuge Tokenized equities: • Robinhood • Dinari Real estate: Estate

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