Portfolio

Portfolio brings your pooled Borrow and Earn positions, P2P loans and withdrawal balances into one view. Connect your wallet on Robinhood Chain to load its positions.

Use All positions, Borrowing or Lending to focus the list. P2P history shows settled loans and cancelled or expired offers.

Pooled Borrow and Earn

Borrow positions show the collateral deposited and the debt including interest. Select Manage loan to open that market and manage your collateral or repayment.

Earn positions show your estimated lending value and the amount Withdrawable now. These can differ because some of the pool's USDG is lent out. Select Manage lending to deposit or withdraw in the relevant market.

See Borrow and Earn for the steps and rules for each product.

P2P loans and offers

P2P entries show the market, loan ID, principal, collateral and current status. Active loans include the full repayment amount, due date and final deadline. Select Manage P2P loan to open the offer or loan and take the available action.

An open lending offer has reserved funding. An active loan has committed funding. Neither amount is available for immediate withdrawal. See P2P loans for repayment, cancellation and default settlement.

Ready to withdraw

Settled P2P funds stay in their market until you withdraw them. Portfolio lists both USDG and collateral credits under Ready to withdraw. Select Withdraw funds to open the relevant market and confirm the withdrawal.

The overview total for P2P USDG does not include collateral tokens. Each token balance is shown separately below.

Keep your view current

Use Refresh positions after a transaction. If a market cannot load, retry it; a loading error does not mean the position has closed. Totals are marked as partial while data is missing or refreshing. Use Load older loans when reviewing earlier P2P activity.

If a P2P loan is missing from the list, open Find a loan by its ID on P2P and enter the market and loan ID from its link.

Portfolio groups your positions for convenience. Each position keeps its own collateral, funding and settlement rules.