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OC Trigger

Meaning

An OC Trigger, or Overcollateralization Trigger, refers to a specific condition or threshold that, when met, initiates an automated action within a financial system, particularly in crypto lending or structured products. This trigger is typically linked to the Overcollateralization Ratio: if the value of collateral backing a loan drops below a predetermined percentage of the loan’s outstanding value, the OC Trigger activates. Its purpose is to protect lenders from potential losses due to collateral depreciation, especially with volatile digital assets.