Buy now,
pay in 4.
Put a fraction down. A lender covers the rest and the program buys the whole bag through Jupiter today. Four weekly payments and the bag moves to your wallet.
Buy a Solana coin for 20% down and pay the rest in four weeks. Borrow SOL against the bag you already hold, without selling a single coin. Or lend SOL to both and collect the fees.
One program, one pool of lender SOL. Your coins wait in a vault the program owns until the deal is done. No price feed, no liquidations.
Put a fraction down. A lender covers the rest and the program buys the whole bag through Jupiter today. Four weekly payments and the bag moves to your wallet.
Lock coins you already hold and take SOL now, for one to four weeks. A wick can't liquidate you. Repay and get the exact same coins back.
One offer funds plans and loans on a coin you'd be happy to hold. You set the fees, the share you finance and your price limits. Payments land back in your offer.
Live Jupiter prices, real dates. The fees here are examples; every lender sets its own and the app shows the real ones before you sign.
Example lender: 40% of today's value, 8% per four weeks.
Each plan was a 4 SOL bag of WIF, 1 SOL down, run through the real Jupiter program and the real WIF pool with a week shortened to ten seconds.
Four payments of 0.795 SOL. The last one moved the whole bag to the buyer in the same transaction.
One payment in, the buyer sold. The lender took the 2.385 SOL still owed and the buyer kept the rest.
Nothing paid by the first due date plus a day of grace. A third wallet called default and the bag went to the lender.
The early seller lost the fee and swap costs because the price barely moved: selling early only pays if the coin rose more than the fee. Loans ran on the same fork: borrowed, part repaid, fully repaid with the exact coins back, and a late loan claimed by the lender.
Enforced by the program, not by us.