Lending Protocol

A lending protocol is a decentralised system of smart contracts that allows users to supply and borrow digital assets. Tydro operates on a collateralised lending model, where users deposit assets into protocol-managed pools to earn interest, and other users borrow from those pools by providing collateral that exceeds the borrowed amount. The protocol is deployed within the Ink ecosystem, ensuring seamless integration with ecosystem-aligned assets and applications

Tydro is non-custodial, meaning users retain full control over their assets. All interactions take place through self-custodial wallets, with supply and borrow actions executed by permissionless smart contracts. These contracts enforce rules such as interest rates, loan-to-value ratios, and liquidation thresholds, providing a transparent and trust-minimised experience.

Liquidity on Tydro flows through Aave-powered pools, leveraging Aave’s battle-tested infrastructure to support efficient and secure lending at scale.

Tydro also includes features such as INK rewards and real-time LTV alerts, and supports ecosystem-aligned assets like USDG, kBTC, and GHO. As part of the broader Ink ecosystem, it provides secure and efficient access to capital through a minimal and composable lending layer