💻Platform Overview

Learn more about the technology behind OpenTrade.

Summary

The OpenTrade Platform consists of a web application and API running on a blockchain protocol that supports a wide variety of stablecoin lending and yield products.

Products

OpenTrade's initial products built on the protocol are focused on stablecoin yield.

Our Treasury Management & Yield Product enables Web3 and Web2 fintechs to power embedded yield products for their customers. It also helps institutional investors manage treasury cash.

📘Product Overview

Integrations

The Platform has been designed to be extensible and composable across other Web2 and Web3 applications. We're currently working on integrations with several other credit markets, market makers, and exchanges to provide more utility, liquidity, and possibilities to OpenTrade users.

Embedded & White Labeling

While we provide a user interface with our web application, users and partners can develop their own interfaces on the protocol and integrate with their existing systems.

Institutional Yield Infrastructure

Partners, like exchanges, custodians, and wallets can leverage OpenTrade's platform and legal framework to provide institutional grade yield products to their customers.

If you're interested in partnering with us or building on OpenTrade, please send us a message at [e-mail] and a member of our team will be in touch.

Blockchain Protocol

OpenTrade's blockchain protocol is a fork of Perimeter, an open-source stablecoin lending protocol developed by Circle Research, a division of Circle Internet Financial LLC ("Circle").

The blockchain protocol is a series of smart-contracts deployed on Ethereum and Avalanche that are based largely on ERC-4626 and ERC-20 standards.

Learn more about the blockchain protocol here:

⛓️Blockchain Protocol

Web Application

The web application is a cloud-based web application accessed through the browser. It provides an intuitive user interface for interacting with our stablecoin yield products, but others are free to develop their own interfaces on the protocol and API.

Learn more about the web application here:

💻Web Application