Double your leverage
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Creditors earn yield on capacity they were never using. Borrowers unlock higher leverage on the protocols they already trust.
Why Twyne?
Two problems. One solution.
Idle Borrowing Power
Over half of borrowing capacity is wasted, leaving money on the table.
Leverage Constraints
Protocol parameters trigger premature liquidations and cap leverage potential.
Creditor Benefits
Credit Delegation
Twyne routes idle credit to borrowers who need it, creating an efficient credit marketplace.
Borrower Benefits
Creditor Benefits
Borrower Benefits
What it enables
Three outcomes.
Stack yield
Turn idle borrowing capacity into extra yield, stacked on top of your lending returns.
Boost leverage
Unlock more leverage loops to amplify your yield on correlated pairs.
Liquidation protection
Extend the safety buffer on an existing position by delegating unused credit to it.
Security first.
Rigorously audited, continuously monitored, and backed by industry leaders you already trust.
Comprehensive code reviews
Every line examined by leading security researchers before each release.
Fuzz Testing
Millions of edge cases stress-tested.
Industry leaders
Supported by top DeFi protocols and strategic investors.
Built for worst-case scenarios.
Every position has two liquidation paths. One is safe by construction. The other has a deterministic loss order — no surprises.
How losses resolve
Twyne liquidates first
Twyne runs its own liquidators. When a position hits its liquidation threshold, the vault is closed internally — creditors are always made whole.
Aave liquidates
If Twyne liquidators don’t act in time, the base market liquidates. The outcome depends on market efficiency — and losses, if any, absorb in a strict, pre-defined order:
DataCreditor loss analysisReadLoss absorption order
Liquidated user
Takes the first hit
Creditor pool
Absorbs what remains
Other Twyne Users
Completely segregated — no contagion
Who bears what
Risks shared by everyone
Smart contract risk
Every DeFi contract carries risk. Twyne is built on Euler’s audited EVC/EVK stack with minimal new surface area on top.
Underlying protocol risk
Each integration inherits the risk of the market it sits on (Aave, Euler). Markets are isolated — a problem in one does not cascade to another.
Ready
Twice the leverage. Same markets.
Borrow against idle credit on the lending protocols you already trust. Non-custodial, onchain, opt-in.