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The tokens are classified into QIA Class A and QIA Class B. All users had in their wallet, at the time of conversion on the platform, the equivalent of the affected percentage of their assets in QI...

The QIA token is a loyalty token and does not imply any recognition of responsibility for what happened with FTX. It does not accrue interest and does not entitle the holder to dividends, distribut...

Each token issued by Quantia has a nominal value of 1 USDT. Starting on December 13th, 2022, you will see a new token called QIA in your Custodial Account, which will represent the affected portion...

To recover the previous exposure to the 7-Nov-22 snapshot, you can buy those cryptos with stablecoins, requesting a margin loan or liquidating QIAs in the secondary market.

 No, QIA tokens do not generate any interests.

Quantia will progressively repurchase QIA tokens at a nominal value of 1.00 USDT over a 3-year period, starting in the first quarter of 2023. Customers will see the automatic conversion of QIA to U...

Rates are based on market supply and demand. If borrowing demand is high, the rate will increase. If borrowing demand is low, the rate will decrease. The interest rate will also vary depending on t...

If you detect anything suspicious on your account, please report it to support@quantia.io or submit a ticket.

KYC stands for “Know Your Customer”, it is standard practice for any company offering financial services and it is an important part of protecting our community against money laundering. The KYC p...

No, no one, including us, is able to cancel or reverse crypto transactions due to the nature of digital currency protocols.