Florence Finance
RWA · Private Credit · FF
SME invoice financing on-chain.
SME invoice financing on-chain.
Assets under management
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Risks identified
- Counterparty
Credit / borrower-default risk is the primary risk: repayment depends on European SMEs and the lending partners (Caple, SwishFund, Avellinia) that originate and manage the loans. Current rollout vaults intentionally target the riskier junior/subordinated/2nd-lien end of the credit spectrum.
- Reserve / Depeg
flrEUR is intended to redeem 1:1 for EUR via the Treasury, but if the Treasury is empty redemption depends on secondary-market DEX liquidity, which can cause the flrEUR market price to deviate from its EUR peg.
- Governance
Due diligence, collateral approval and lending-term decisions are currently centralized with the Florence team, with decentralization to FFM governance stated only as a future goal, creating key-person and centralization risk.
- Smart Contract
Vaults, tokens and Treasury are governed by smart contracts; despite audits and a multi-year live track record, contract bugs or exploits could impair funds. The protocol depends on cross-chain deployments across Arbitrum, Base and Ethereum.
- Regulatory
Providing euro-denominated private credit to European SMEs and issuing a EUR-pegged instrument exposes the protocol to evolving EU financial-services, lending, securities and MiCA-style regulation across multiple jurisdictions.