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NEXO is the native utility and loyalty token of the Nexo ecosystem, launched in 2018. Its product role is to connect token-holding status with certain benefits, tiers, and perks on the Nexo platform, rather than replacing the platform itself in providing services such as trading, earning, or credit. The official positioning particularly emphasizes a boundary: NEXO is used to access platform benefits and is not company ownership or an investment instrument. Therefore, holding NEXO itself does not grant equity in Nexo, dividends, or a claim on platform profits.

NEXO’s primary mechanism is to link eligibility to platform benefits through the Wealth Club: upon reaching the applicable tier, users may receive better rates, credit-line terms, enhanced cashback, or benefits for certain tools and services. Benefits arise from the platform’s tier rules, rather than the token automatically generating interest or cash flow. The official page currently lists four tiers. Eligibility routes include holding a specified amount of NEXO, or reaching a specified portfolio size while meeting a required NEXO share of the portfolio; the page lists token-holding thresholds of 50,000, 500,000, 1,000,000, and 2,000,000 tokens, while some portfolio routes also require a NEXO share of 10% or 8%. Thresholds determine the tier a user may enter, and the tier then determines the corresponding benefits; specific rates, cashback limits, and eligibility are subject to the terms shown in the account at the time.

Holding NEXO does not mean automatically receiving fixed returns, nor does it mean owning equity in Nexo. Official materials explicitly limit the token to a utility and loyalty asset for accessing platform benefits, rather than an investment or ownership instrument. Two layers need to be kept separate: a NEXO holding may, when rules are met, affect the tier or perks a user can unlock; Earn accounts, fixed-term products, and other services are separate products that may have their own activation, asset, term, regional, and eligibility conditions. Even if a tier displays a “maximum” earn rate or lower credit interest rate, it is only the maximum or starting condition that may apply to the relevant product under its conditions, not a promise of token-holding returns.

NEXO may be used as one of the assets available for collateral in the Nexo Credit Line, but this does not mean that holding the token automatically grants borrowing capacity. The credit line is a separate platform service; within that service, the token serves as collateral rather than as equity or proof of returns. In practice, an account must first use the Credit Line in an available region and under applicable eligibility requirements, after which the platform assesses acceptable collateral assets and corresponding conditions under the rules at that time. Whether NEXO can be used, the available credit amount, interest rate, and other terms cannot be inferred from token holdings alone, and may vary with service terms, account eligibility, and jurisdiction.