USD protection for companies that buy or sell in dollars. USDT collateral, no bank credit line, settlement 24 hours a day.
You quote in March, buy in June and pay in September. The dollar that decides whether the deal was good isn't the one on the trading day — it's the one on a date that hasn't arrived yet. Today, protecting yourself across that gap means choosing between three narrow doors.
Traditional bank hedging requires an approved credit line, hard collateral and account history. It's a product designed for the clients the bank already knows — which leaves much of the mid-market out before the first conversation.
The spread is wider and, even so, there's still a credit review before closing any operation. You trade cost for access and keep waiting for approval.
The credit-free alternative is to tie up 100% of the amount by buying dollars spot. It works, and it's expensive: capital that no longer buys inventory, pays suppliers or runs the business.
The three doors solve the same problem by charging the same thing: your credit, or your cash.
Tell us the amount, the direction and the maturities. The desk reviews the request and invites your company, by email, to the Hed.global dashboard.
15% of the amount you want to protect, in USDT, on one of the main supported networks (check availability). Not 100%: the rest of your capital stays where it should be, working.
Reference rate plus the cost of the tenor, set the moment the deposit is confirmed on-chain, within the band you accepted. From then on, you track the position and the collateral level on the dashboard until maturity.
At maturity, settlement is financial, in USDT, for the difference between the locked rate and that day's reference rate. No repricing, no surprise on the statement.
The question that matters isn't which asset serves as collateral, but how much of your money sits idle to protect the same exposure. Comparing the three alternatives by the same yardstick:
Settlement in synthetic dollars, 24 hours a day, without depending on banking clearing hours or a local holiday. The collateral stays denominated in the same currency as the exposure it protects, which removes an entire layer of mismatch.
The same market component embedded in any hedge, whether a bank, a broker or us. Calibrated by real observed quotes, not a textbook formula.
1.25% per year, proportional to the contract tenor, with a minimum of 0.25% per operation.
15% of the protected amount. It's not a cost: it's returned at settlement, with the operation's result added or deducted.
There is no opening fee, no maintenance fee and no spread embedded outside the forward rate. If a number shows up in your quote, it's on one of these three lines.
In a bank hedge, the bank takes credit risk on you. Here, the collateral solves that side — and shifts the question to the other one: who custodies the collateral, and what happens to it.
Hed.global is built by a senior team from traditional finance (TradFi) and blockchain, backed by an established institution in the sector. We pair the discipline of financial markets with the transparency of on-chain infrastructure — building solid DeFi for companies, with D+0 settlement and 24/7 operation.
The collateral goes in USDT, on one of the main supported networks, to the Hed.global collateral address shown in the proposal — which confirms the network for your operation; every deposit is verified on-chain.
Collateral on a public blockchain means the balance's existence can be verified independently, at any time, without relying on a statement we issue about ourselves. We also offer a dashboard for monitoring.
Onboarding with full KYC and KYB and AML screening before the first operation.
No. We guide the conversion during onboarding, and it can be done starting from your local currency.
In USDT. Settlement is financial: at maturity, the difference between the locked rate and that day's reference rate is paid in USDT — to you or by you.
You choose each maturity in your request, and the desk confirms the tenor in the proposal. The service fee is 1.25% per year, proportional to the tenor, with a minimum of 0.25% per operation.
Not at the moment: early termination isn't available yet. If your exposure changes, talk to the desk.
It isn't an exchange-registered contract. It's a bilateral operation collateralized by a virtual asset. We recommend validating the accounting and tax treatment with your advisor before signing — and we provide the documentation needed for that.
It depends on how your company is set up — validate it with your accounting advisor. On our side, every operation has its confirmation, and the position is marked on the dashboard throughout the contract, for reconciliation.
It depends on the documentation: onboarding includes KYC and KYB, with no credit review. The bottleneck is documentation, not approval.
Tell us the amount, the currency and the date the deal settles. The desk reviews the request and replies with the indicative rate, the required collateral and the total cost.
Talk to the teamThe Hed.global desk replies by email.
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