Jupiter Lend is a lending and borrowing protocol on Solana, powered by Fluid’s modular Liquidity Layer. It allows users to supply assets to earn yield, borrow against collateral, or take leveraged positions, all from a single interface. Liquidity is shared across all products through a unified layer, which improves capital efficiency and enables higher loan-to-value ratios with lower liquidation penalties. All positions are on-chain, non-custodial, and managed through real-time oracle pricing.Documentation Index
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Markets
Jupiter Lend operates as a multi-market protocol. Each market is fully isolated, with its own assets, risk parameters, and curator. The Jupiter Market is the main market and is documented across this section by default. The Bitwise x Ethena Market is an isolated market co-curated with Bitwise.Markets
Compare the available markets on Jupiter Lend, see their assets and parameters, and read the full details of the Bitwise x Ethena Market.
Products
Earn
Supply assets to lending pools and earn yield from borrower interest.
Borrow
Deposit collateral and borrow another asset without selling your holdings.
Multiply
Increase exposure to an asset through automated on-chain leverage.
Strategies
Enter pre-built, max-leverage positions on pegged vaults in one click.
Metrics
Statistics
Real-time data on liquidity, utilization, vault positions, and protocol activity.
Protocol Details
Definitions of key terms and parameters used across Jupiter Lend.
Advanced Overview
For users who want to understand the protocol’s internals: how liquidity flows, how liquidations are processed, how oracles work, and how native staking integrates with lending.Liquidity Layer & Risk Management
How shared liquidity works across products, and the protocol’s risk controls.
Liquidation Mechanism
How positions are liquidated, partial liquidation logic, and penalty structure.
Oracles & Contract-Priced
Price feeds, freshness checks, confidence intervals, and contract-based pricing.