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18/01/22
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I think you missing one crucial point.
if you borrow $X amount for X% interest rate.
lets say $100k at 5% thus owing $105K after one year.
---(a loss of 5k)
APT then loan that amount and collect merchant fees say at an average of 4%. collecting back 104K
---(a profit of 4K)
● net result is a loss of 1K
BUT
remember APT dont loan it out just once in a one year period. its being loaned out 15+ times per year.
so 4% each time results in a return of
$4K multiplied by 15 is a return of $60K
net result is a profit of 55K
APT make 60% return on what they borrow while only owing 5% as a cost for borrowing.
The margin is massive.