Finance the capacity your customers need
Connect a defined GPU deployment to financing built around your customer revenue and operating plan.
Put the customer contract into the credit review
Compute IQ assesses your operating experience, the customer's credit and the terms of the compute agreement. The review considers the business that will repay the loan alongside the hardware securing it.
Bring the deployment together
A purchase order, colocation agreement, equity contribution and revenue documentation establish a common basis for underwriting and structuring. The origination team reviews how those commitments fit together.
Keep operating as the loan is serviced
The financed GPUs remain deployed and earning. USD.AI services the loan and retains the borrower relationship when it is distributed through GLX.
How your customer contracts shape the loan
The customer, the contract and your operating record form one credit assessment, which informs how the loan is sized, priced and structured.
The operator
Experience, financial position and ability to deliver the deployment.
The customer
The credit quality of the business buying the compute.
The contract
The terms behind the revenue, the payments and the financing period.
- Loan sizing
- Pricing
- Structure
Common questions
Yes. Relevant operating experience and the strength of customer revenue form part of the assessment. A limited corporate history does not replace the need to meet hardware, equity and other credit requirements.
The loan structure allows eligible GPUs to remain deployed and generating revenue while they serve as collateral. Data-center access, monitoring and collateral requirements form part of the financing agreement.
Compute IQ assesses operator quality, customer credit and contract strength. Loan sizing also reflects the hardware, available equity and transaction structure. Final terms are established through underwriting and documentation.
