A security agreement may provide that the security interest attaches to property that was not originally in the possession of the debtor when the agreement was executed.This interest is usually referred to as a transparent lien.

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A security interest that attaches to property acquired after the security agreement is executed is typically referred to as an "after-acquired property clause," not a "transparent lien."

A Security Agreement May Provide That the Security Interest Attaches