Aaim · See your capacity
Indicative, in about a minute

See what your assets could support.

Pick what you hold and roughly how much, and see an indicative pledging capacity in about a minute. Nothing is connected, pledged, or moved. The figure is indicative, at Aaim's baseline rates; your financial institution sets the final terms, and it is not an offer of credit.

Step 1 of 3 · what you hold

What do you hold?

Pick the kinds of assets you hold, as many as apply. Aaim evaluates each kind on its own terms; you’ll size them next.

Choose the kinds of assets you hold

The names are examples only; Aaim works with holdings wherever they live: any brokerage, custodian, transfer agent, or fund administrator.

Select at least one to continue.
This is a preview. Nothing is connected and nothing is pledged.
What happens next

Your number first, your institution next.

The estimate above is a preview: nothing connected, nothing pledged, nothing moved. It exists so you can walk into the institution you already trust already knowing what is possible. Aaim is the technology underneath; your institution is always the lender, and it sets every term.

See your number first.

Pick the kinds of assets you hold and roughly how much, and see an indicative capacity right away. Nothing is connected, pledged, or moved.

Save it and find your institution.

Create an account to keep the estimate and see which institutions in your area can open a pledged-asset line on these terms. Your institution is always the lender.

Connect when you are ready.

When you choose to proceed, connect your accounts read-only and Aaim verifies and values your holdings so your institution can decide. Nothing leaves your name.


See your number,
then keep it.

Get an indicative capacity in about a minute: nothing connected, nothing pledged, nothing moved. Then create an account to save it and find the institution that can open the line.

Indicative figures, not an offer of credit. Your financial institution sets the terms, makes the credit decision, and underwrites the line.