USD.AI, an on-chain infrastructure provider for GPU-backed lending, says its own aggregation shows that it handled 20 of 46 publicly disclosed GPU financing transactions, with a combined value of $5.04 billion.

The figures come from gpuloans.com, a tracking site operated by USD.AI, which counts publicly disclosed GPU financing transactions across the sector. Based on that tally, the deals facilitated by USD.AI account for 20 of the 46 GPU financing transactions that have been made public. Because the tracker's methodology counts only transactions that have been publicly disclosed, the 46-deal total reflects activity that has entered the public record through this aggregation — a scope that frames how the figures should be read.

GPU-backed lending sits at the intersection of cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence infrastructure. In such arrangements, credit is extended against graphics processing units — the specialized chips used for AI model training and inference — rather than against conventional crypto collateral such as Bitcoin or stablecoins. Platforms working in this field aim to move hardware-backed financing on-chain, allowing GPU owners to borrow against their equipment while giving lenders exposure to compute assets. Demand for AI compute capacity has grown rapidly, and hardware-anchored lending has drawn attention as a way to finance that buildout.

Against that backdrop, the numbers provide a quantified sense of scale for this financing niche: $5.04 billion in combined value spread across 46 disclosed transactions, with USD.AI reporting involvement in 20 of them. The tracker's figures update as additional transactions are publicly disclosed, so its published totals serve as a running measure of how much GPU-backed financing activity is visible in the open record.

This content was first published on COINOTAG on November 13, 2026: USD.AI Handled 20 of 46 Public GPU Financing Deals Worth $5.04B