V2 Fringe Finance Platform Docs
  • What is Fringe Finance?
  • Platform Overview
    • Multi-Chain Support
    • Censorship Resistance
  • Roadmap
  • Product Versions
    • v1 (deprecating)
      • v1 Audits
    • v2 (live)
      • v2.1
      • v2.2
    • Fringe v3
  • Fringe Lending
    • Fringe Lending
    • Borrowing
    • Lending
    • Interest Rates
    • Partial Liquidations
    • Collateral Asset Parameter Modeling
      • Loan-To-Value Ratio (LVR)
      • Maximum Borrowing Capacity (MBC)
      • Liquidator Reward Percentage
    • Amplify and Margin Trade
    • Fringe Price Oracle Model
  • USB Stablecoin
    • Stablecoin Components
    • Minting
    • USB Savings
    • Interest Rates
    • Liquidations
  • Staking, Rewards and Fees
    • Fringe Staking
    • Fee Structure
  • FAQs
  • Fringe Finance Whitepaper v1.4
  • PLP Liquidation Instructions
  • User guides and use cases
    • Hedge both assets underlying an LP token - and - hedge impermanent loss
    • Hedging Exposure to the More Volatile Underlying Asset in an LP Token
    • Isolating ERC4626 yield exposure - using Superform
    • Isolating ERC4626 yield
    • Go long BTC - with Amplify
    • Trade BTC vs ETH dominance - using Margin Trade
    • New Opportunities for ERC4626 Token Holders
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  • Depositing capital assets
  • Receiving interest
  • Withdrawing capital assets
  • Multi-asset lender tokens
  1. Fringe Lending

Lending

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Last updated 1 year ago

Depositing capital assets

Lenders deposit whitelisted capital assets to the Primary Capital Pools and receive fTokens in return to reflect their deposit. The Primary Capital Pools are composed of separate markets of each whitelisted capital asset.

Unlike an exchange or peer-to-peer platform, where a lender’s assets are matched and lent to a borrower, the Fringe Finance protocol aggregates the supply of lenders’ assets for each capital asset; when a lender supplies an asset, it becomes a fungible resource within the pool for that asset. This approach offers significantly more liquidity than direct lending. Unless every asset in a market is borrowed, lenders can withdraw their assets at any time, without waiting for a specific loan to mature.

Receiving interest

Assets supplied to a market are represented by an ERC-20 token balance (“fTokens”) which reflects the deposited underlying asset. Holding fTokens entitles the owner to an increasing quantity of the underlying collateral asset. As the money market accrues interest, which is a function of borrowing demand, fTokens become convertible into an increasing amount of the underlying asset. In this way, earning interest is as simple as holding an ERC-20 fToken.

Indeed, a holder of fTokens does not need to redeem them on the Fringe Finance platform to regain their deposited capital assets — they can instead sell the fTokens on the open market for whatever asset they wish, as long as an external market exists.

Withdrawing capital assets

Lenders redeem their fTokens to withdraw the underlying capital asset from the relevant Primary Capital Pool. Their fTokens reflect the interest they have earned by an increase in the redemption rate of fTokens since they received them.

Multi-asset lender tokens

In of Fringe Finance, $USDC featured as the sole capital asset available for borrowers to loan out. With Fringe’s upgrade, lenders can lend out (and borrowers can borrow) a wide range of capital assets.

This allows users to access a broader range of assets for lending and borrowing, such as different stablecoins and most of our listed collateral assets. This includes top-tier assets like $wBTC and $ETH.

Fringe has prepare a brief .

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YouTube video to present the basics of multiple lender asset lending