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  • 🐋v2 Introduction
  • BACKGROUND
    • Problem Space
  • ⚙️How it works
    • Network Roles
      • Pool manager
      • Liquidity providers
      • Policyholders
      • Committees
    • Premium Distribution
    • Est. APR Calculation
    • Claim and Payout
    • 🗒️Liquidity Provider Terms and Conditions
    • ⚠️Risks
    • 📘Definitions
    • 🛡️V2 Audit Report
    • 🗞️Original Whitepaper
  • ADVANCED TOPICS
    • Token Economics
    • Capital Management
      • Reserve Capital Bootstrapping
      • Dynamic Capital Adjustment
      • Fees and Funding
  • 1️⃣v1
    • v1 Introduction
    • v1 Solution Overview
    • v1 Network Roles
      • Reserve Provider
      • Guarantor
      • TIDAL Staking Pool
      • Cover Buyer
    • Premium Distribution
    • Payout Flow
    • Claim and Payout
    • Cover Policy
    • How to use
      • Provide USDC Reserves
      • Provide Guarantor Tokens
      • Transfer Token to Polygon
      • Stake TIDAL
      • Buy Cover
      • What's Epoch
    • FAQs
    • V1 Audit Report
  • ETH2.0 Slashing Coverage
  • Swap Loss Coverage
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Swap Loss Coverage

This policy covers the Swap loss occurred on NativeX protocol

Policy Duration:

The policy's duration is expressed in weeks and begins at 0:00 UTC on the chosen start date (Sunday) and ends at 0:00 UTC on the chosen end date (Sunday).

Payout condition:

Policyholders will get compensation up to the maximum coverage amount in the event that assets are lost during the swap hosted by NativeX Protocol as a result of a smart contract exploit, depending on the actual loss caused by the vulnerability.

If the exploit damage is equal to or greater than 100% of the insured amount, 100% of the covered amount will be paid out. A lesser amount should be used when the exploit damage is less than 100% of the covered amount.

In the unusual but nonetheless probable event of a collateral shortfall (insufficient collateral to compensate policyholders), policyholders will receive collateral in proportion to their shares of the overall coverage amount.

A collateral shortage event may occur when multiple policies are activated at the same time and there is insufficient collateral to pay out the harmed policyholders from both protocols. It is a low-probability event, but it is difficult to eliminate such a risk in all insurance scenarios.

Refund:

Additionally, policyholders are eligible for a return if the required collateral amount is less than the outstanding insurance amount. Such a scenario could be triggered by a large payout, for example. The unprotected amount will be automatically repaid to policyholders' wallets every week until adequate collateral deposits are made to cover the outstanding policies.

Claim submission:

Claims can be submitted on-chain, and pool managers will be notified to conduct a payout.

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