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An eligible equipment, machinery, or vehicle position you already own — something that can be verified and appraised against an established secondary market.
Verified asset value can still lack a clean path to liquidity.
Eligible owners may have value locked in equipment, machinery, or vehicles with established secondary markets, but accessing that value can mean selling the asset or taking on a conventional new encumbrance. Plinth coordinates the opportunity and workflow so eligible owners may access fixed, non-recourse liquidity against verified real-world assets, subject to eligibility and review. Qualified providers coordinate appraisal, title and lien review, KYC, insurance, custody, and servicing; strategic partners can help make those rails repeatable as the opportunity develops.
Eligibility, appraisal, title, lien, and qualified-provider review apply; no approval or liquidity is guaranteed.
Equipment, machinery, and vehicles with established secondary markets are the initial focus. Plinth coordinates the opportunity and workflow while qualified providers coordinate appraisal, title and lien review, KYC, insurance, custody, and servicing.

From a position you already hold to a yield that keeps earning — each step has a defined function and a defined output.
An eligible equipment, machinery, or vehicle position you already own — something that can be verified and appraised against an established secondary market.
Plinth sizes a fixed, non-recourse liquidity advance against the equity above the existing encumbrance, then issues tokens one-for-one against that advance.
The liquidity advance is deployed into approved external venues producing disclosed yield; that yield is split per terms - the capital provider's share comes from that deployment, never from owner payments, appreciation, or sale proceeds.
Begin with a direct conversation about the asset and the existing position.
Initial examples focus on equipment, machinery, and vehicles with established secondary markets. Eligibility and access remain subject to verification, review, qualified providers, and applicable terms.
Commercial and industrial equipment with verifiable ownership, condition, and established secondary-market support. Potential positions remain subject to eligibility, appraisal, title and lien review, insurance, custody, servicing, and other qualified-provider review.
Production and specialized machinery with identifiable ownership, condition, and an established secondary market. Potential positions remain subject to eligibility, appraisal, title and lien review, insurance, custody, servicing, and other qualified-provider review.
Commercial, specialty, and fleet vehicles with verifiable ownership, condition, and an established secondary market. Potential positions remain subject to eligibility, appraisal, title and lien review, insurance, custody, servicing, and other qualified-provider review.
See how it works for vehicle owners →Once the advance is issued, it is deployed into a curated allowlist of approved external venues. The capital provider’s share of the yielded proceeds comes from that deployment - never from owner payments, appreciation, or sale proceeds.
The owner keeps the asset and any appreciation. The capital provider receives disclosed yield from the deployment, per terms. Redemption ends the position under defined settlement.
Each cycle is open-ended; the position continues until redemption under defined settlement terms, or a permitted sale or trade closes it and the new owner is reviewed independently.
The shape of the protocol, in plain language. A more detailed whitepaper is available on request.
Plinth is conversational at this stage — onboarding begins with a direct conversation about the asset, the existing position, and the appraisal path. Email is the only surface needed to begin.
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