The rate follows the room
Borrow cost rises with utilisation and falls when liquidity comes back. Lenders are paid out of exactly that.
Lend USDG for yield, or borrow against the shares you already hold — without selling them. Isolated markets, priced live, on Robinhood Chain.
Why Aureus
Stocks gap over weekends, split without warning and stop trading at four o'clock. A lending market built for coins that never sleep will mishandle all three. Aureus was cut the other way round — for listed names on Robinhood Chain.
Borrow cost rises with utilisation and falls when liquidity comes back. Lenders are paid out of exactly that.
PONS
AI
NVDA
AAPL
SPY
QQQEvery name gets its own market, oracle and cap. A collapse in one cannot reach the collateral sitting in another.
NVDA, AAPL, MSFT and TSLA at equity risk settings; SPY and QQQ at ETF settings. More listings as feeds land.
Markets
| Market | Price | Supplied · USDG | Available · USDG | Borrow APR | LLTV |
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How it works
Deposit NVDA, AAPL, MSFT, TSLA, SPY or QQQ stock tokens as collateral. They stay yours — no sale, no taxable exit, no leaving Robinhood Chain.
Borrow up to the market's LLTV. Collateral is priced continuously, so your headroom is the live number, never yesterday's close.
Lend USDG into the vault and it spreads across every market behind per-market caps, earning exactly what the borrowers pay.
For lenders
Deposit USDG once. The vault spreads it across every stock market behind per-market caps and pays you the interest borrowers owe — no position to manage, no rate to chase.
Start earning →For holders
Post stock tokens as collateral and draw USDG against them. Liquidity today without giving up the position, the upside, or the chain you are already on.
Open a position →Risk, handled in the open
Market hours
Stock feeds run 24/5. When they stop — a weekend, a corporate action, a sequencer outage — the affected market freezes rather than trading on a price nobody can vouch for. Borrowing, withdrawals and liquidations all wait together, so no one is liquidated on a stale quote.