Quantum Resistant Bond Marketplace
Buy and sell certificates of ownership in the LYDQ Sovereign Sukuk of the State of Libya and in government bonds from 44 countries. Every certificate is signed with ML-DSA-65, the quantum resistant signature standard published by NIST as FIPS 204, and recorded to the holder UID.
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| Time | Bond | Side | Certs | Price |
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| Date | Profit | Principal | Total |
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| Security | Cpn | Maturity | Bid | Ask | YTM |
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| Instrument | Status |
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| # | Country | 10Y yield | Change | As of | Debt % GDP | Debt USD bn | GDP USD bn | Real growth | Inflation | Fiscal balance |
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| Commodity | Last | Chg | High | Low | Intraday |
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Libya's public revenue is drawn mainly from crude oil and natural gas exports, so Brent and gas prices bear directly on the issuer's fiscal position.
How to buy and sell certificates
Buying a certificate
- Log in to your AivasbO account. Your LYDQ and USDQ balances are used to pay.
- Open the marketplace and choose a bond. Filter by Libya or by region, or search by country.
- Press Buy. The order ticket opens with the bond selected.
- Enter the number of certificates and choose LYDQ or USDQ. The ticket shows the price, the yield and the total before you confirm.
- Press the blue Buy button. Your certificate of ownership is issued at once in your name and UID.
Selling a certificate
- Select the bond you hold in the marketplace or in the ticket.
- Press Sell at bid or switch the ticket to Sell.
- Enter the number of certificates up to the amount you hold and confirm. The proceeds are credited to your balance at once and your certificate is reduced or closed.
Limit orders
Choose Limit in the ticket to set your own price. A bid or offer that does not fill at once waits in the order book, and you can cancel it under My open orders. Clicking a row in the order book fills the ticket with that price.
Prices
The LYDQ Sukuk is priced per 100 of face value. One certificate has a face value of LYD 1 and costs 1 LYDQ at par. Certificates on other government bonds are priced from the live official 10 year yield in their own currency and settle in USDQ at the live rate.
Quantum resistant signing
Every certificate of ownership is signed by the AivasbO registrar with ML-DSA-65, the quantum resistant signature standard published by NIST as FIPS 204. Open Account, Bonds and certificates to see the signature on each certificate and to verify it.