fixrate
Fixrate is a term used in finance and economics to describe a rate that is fixed for a defined period, or a mechanism that fixes a value for pricing or settlement. It is not a single organization or product, but a concept whose precise meaning depends on the context.
In lending and investments, a fixed rate refers to an interest rate on loans, mortgages, or bonds
In monetary policy and foreign exchange, a fixing rate is a reference rate determined at a specified
In decentralized finance and other modern markets, fixrate can describe products or protocols that aim to deliver
See also: fixed-rate mortgage, interest rate, reference rate, bond, swap, central bank fixing, SOFR.