FAQ

Fyndra is an open, self-custodial liquidity network where people take one of two roles — depositor or borrower. Depositors fund the shared pools and collect a share of the interest paid, while borrowers draw from those pools against collateral worth more than the loan they open.

Open the app, choose a chain, and link the wallet you already use. Nothing is transferred until you sign a transaction yourself.

Yes. Positions live in a contract you control, so a wallet you hold the keys to is the only supported way in.

The network itself charges no subscription. You pay the base-chain gas fee for each action, plus the interest rate shown on the market you use.

Through the web app, any wallet with an in-app browser, or by calling the public contracts directly from your own tooling.

A full test deployment mirrors every production market. Claim test balances from the faucet and experiment with no value at stake.

A single market can be frozen by community vote if an oracle or an asset behaves abnormally. Existing positions stay withdrawable while new borrowing stops.

Token standards require you to grant a contract permission before it can move a balance on your behalf. You can set the amount and revoke it later.

Contract risk, oracle risk, and the price volatility of whatever you post as collateral. Each market page lists the parameters that govern it.

Conservative loan-to-value ceilings, isolated markets for newer assets, redundant price feeds, and a reserve buffer funded by protocol income.

Pick a market, approve the asset once, then confirm the deposit. Your balance starts accruing interest in the same block.

Rates float with how much of a pool is borrowed. Every market shows its live rate and a 30-day range so you can judge the average.

Newer or thinner assets carry a ceiling until liquidity deepens. The remaining headroom is printed on each market card.

In the market contract itself. You hold a receipt token that tracks your share of the pool and the interest earned on it.

Withdraw any time there is unborrowed liquidity in the pool, which is the usual state. Repay first if the deposit backs a loan.

Yes — toggle collateral off per asset in the dashboard, provided the remaining balance still covers your open borrowings.

Keep the clear space, use the supplied colour pairings, and never redraw or stretch the shape.

Integrations and community tools are welcome to use the kit, as long as the result is not presented as an official release.

Small non-commercial runs for meetups are fine. Anything sold at scale needs written sign-off first.