Markets

The lending market behind CHEQ3: what is locked in it, what it pays and charges, and what it accepts as collateral. To use it, go to your account.

Value locked
Supplied
USDG earning interest
Borrowed
drawn against collateral
Available
free to borrow or withdraw
Utilisation
of deposits lent out

Interest rates

Point at the chart to read any utilisation
Right now
Utilisation0.0%
Deposits earn
Borrowing costs

Rates are paid and charged continuously; nothing to stake, nothing to claim.

Assets

No collateral is listed yet

Once the market lists assets they appear here with their prices, caps and terms.

Protocol

Everything here is public on the chain. None of it says who holds what, who paid whom, or how much.

Ledger
Contracts and fees
Pool
not set
Credit adapter
not set
Lending market
USDG token
Clearing fee
Prices
Chainlink feeds on Robinhood Chain
How this market works

USDG you deposit is lent to borrowers, and what they pay is what you earn. The rate is set by how much of the pool has been taken — more borrowing, higher rate — so it moves with demand rather than with what anyone deposits. It is paid continuously and there is nothing to claim.

Collateral you supply does not earn. It sits as backing so you can borrow, and you keep whatever it does in the meantime. Each asset has its own limit: borrow past it and your collateral can be sold to cover the debt.

A share of the pool is always held back so people can cash out even while most of it is lent. If that buffer runs low, a withdrawal can wait — nothing is lost, it just needs borrowers to repay first.