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Lending and Borrowing Guide
Step-by-step guide for borrowing assets
1. Login using WavesKeeper / Waves.Exchange
2. Navigate to All Markets section and deposit your collateral
All Markets section with current rates, basic statistics and your wallet balances
Click "Supply" button, input the amount and ensure "Use as Collateral" is enabled. This will increase your borrow limit across the system.
Asset Supply dialog, displaying current APY and projected changes to your account
Click "Supply", confirm the transaction and await for transaction confirmation. The dialog will close and a popup will be shown. You'll start earning interest on your deposit immediately.
3. Borrow the amount not exceeding your limit
Borrowing decreases your account health. "Max Safe" button advises you the amount that will decrease it down to 20%. You can still input more, but no less than 5%. The smart contract ensures that to prevent your account from immediate liquidation.
Borrow dialog, displaying current APR and projected changes to your account
Click "Borrow", confirm the transaction and await for transaction confirmation. The dialog will close and a popup will be shown.
As time passes, your debt, e.g. the amount you need to repay, will increase.
4. Get familiar with Rates formation
In All markets section, click on the asset name and observe all information on the asset you need. As Total Supply and Total Borrow varies depending on asset demand, so do Supply APY and Borrow APR. The interest rate model section is used to illustrate the dependency between asset utilisation and APY&APR.
Asset Details and interest rate model
5. Repay at any time
To repay your debt, click on the corresponding asset in My Borrow section.
All information regarding your account: Account Status, Supplies and Borrows
Withdrawing assets and disabling collateral decreases your borrow limit, so if you want to withdraw everything from the protocol, ensure you have no outstanding debts.
6. Avoid liquidation
Ensure your account health stays high, so your account doesn't get partially liquidated in an active trading day.
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