Standard Protocol

Open the app, connect your wallet, and choose the chain you prefer. From the dashboard, start by creating a stable balance you can actually use. Deposit supported collateral, preview your health metrics and estimated liquidation point, then mint the stable asset against your vault. On confirmation, your position is issued as an NFT, giving you a portable, tradable handle to your debt and collateral. You can move this NFT between wallets, grant permissions to bots, or plug it into other DeFi tools without giving up control.

Managing day to day is straightforward. Set alerts and automation so your position tops up or partially repays when market moves hit your thresholds, using the network’s community-run price feeds as a trigger. Need liquidity elsewhere? Route your stable asset through the cross-network exchange layer to swap into tokens on another chain, or provide liquidity to earn fees and incentives. Track your health factor and fees in one place. When you’re ready to exit, repay what you minted, burn the outstanding amount, and release your collateral; the vault NFT updates or can be burned on closure.

If you want a stake in direction and data quality, join the DAO. Use your voting power to prioritize features, list new collateral types, or fine-tune risk parameters. Propose changes with clear analysis, discuss in forums, and vote on-chain. Prefer to support data? Operate as a reporter in the oracle network: register, bond stake, submit timely prices, and earn rewards for accuracy. Misreporting leads to penalties, so standard monitoring and key management practices apply. Governance and oracle roles are open and composable, so you can contribute as deeply as you like.

Builders can integrate in a few sessions. Use smart contract interfaces to mint and manage vault NFTs programmatically, accept the stable asset for payments, or trigger cross-chain swaps directly from your app. Query price data from the oracle network for risk checks, plug vault health into your UI, and add auto-management hooks for top-ups and repayments. Test flows on a public testnet, simulate liquidations to validate your safety margins, then ship with clear user prompts and transaction previews. Because vaults are NFTs, you can model them as transferable positions in marketplaces, treasuries, or multisigs, all without writing custom custody code.