Silo Finance
Silo Finance creates permissionless and risk-isolated lending markets.
What is Silo Finance?
Silo Finance is an isolated lending protocol that creates permissionless markets for any asset, liquid or not. Its isolated-pool approach means lenders are only exposed to the risk of the specific market they deposit into — if one token experiences an exploit, other markets are unaffected. Silo v3 offers lenders a triple-source yield model: borrower interest, liquidation fees paid directly to lenders, and collateral upside. The protocol supports markets for real-world assets, tokenized stocks, LP tokens, and long-tail assets. Silo's innovative liquidation system protects lenders in any scenario — when DEX liquidations cannot be performed, collateral is delivered directly to lenders. Every market includes a comprehensive risk map with oracle reliability, collateral assessment, and bad debt tracking.
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