Lending

Provide liquidity and earn premiums or collateral.

Lenders supply USDC liquidity to the protocol, which is used to fund borrower loans.

Each loan offers lenders a predetermined premium that is included in the borrower’s buyback price for collateral.

When a borrower buys back collateral, lenders receive their USDC plus the agreed premium.

If a loan expires with collateral remaining, that collateral is transferred to lenders instead.


Lender Outcomes

Lenders participating in the protocol can experience two possible outcomes:

Loan repayment The borrower buys back their collateral and the lender receives their USDC plus premium.

Collateral acquisition The loan expires and the lender receives the remaining collateral.


Why Lenders Participate

• Earn premiums on fixed-term loans • Acquire collateral through defaulted loans • Participate in a transparent lending market • Provide liquidity without managing liquidations

Based Loans creates a lending system where lenders always understand the potential outcomes of the loans they fund.

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