easyfi

Open the app, connect your wallet, and pick a pool that matches your risk and time horizon. easyfi organizes capital into credit pools with senior and junior slices, so you can choose stable, priority-withdraw returns or higher-yield positions that absorb more volatility. Deposit stables or major tokens, preview projected APY and fees before signing, then mint pool receipts that you can move or use as collateral. Set auto-compound and interest routing so earnings feed back into the same pool or stream to another address. If you operate across networks, the built-in router helps you shift supplied liquidity where demand is strongest without juggling multiple interfaces.

When you need working capital, open a borrow position against your deposits or approved collateral. Choose flexible-rate credit for portability, or lock a term vault (30/60/90 days) for predictable costs. Health indicators update in real time; add SMS/Telegram alerts for thresholds you define. Repay anytime or refinance in one click to a cheaper pool; the flash rollover flow repays and reopens in a single transaction, avoiding idle time. If you run basis or hedged strategies, bind an automation rule to top up, deleverage, or close when utilization or oracle prices cross targets.

Funds, desks, and DAOs can spin up isolated markets with custom parameters. Pick collateral lists, LTV bands, liquidation bonuses, and oracle sources; enable tranching to separate conservative liquidity from risk-taking capacity. Schedule deposit windows and cliff periods, and publish program terms so lenders understand waterfalls and seniority. The risk console surfaces utilization, concentration by asset, cost of borrow curves, realized defaults, and VaR-style stress tests. Export snapshots to CSV or pipe them into dashboards via subgraph. Role-based controls let multisigs stage, review, and execute parameter changes with on-chain audit trails.

Builders integrate with easyfi using lightweight SDKs and REST endpoints. Query pools and tranches, simulate slippage and rate impact, and submit signed transactions from a browser or backend. Subscribe to events for interest accruals, liquidations, and health-factor changes; trigger webhooks to rebalance user positions or route orders to the best venue. Test on public testnets with faucets and preconfigured oracles, then promote configs to production with the same APIs. Reference periphery contracts for flash repay/rollover and batch actions, and use the subgraph for historical analytics without running your own indexer.