Revert
  • Introduction
  • Position Analytics
    • Uniswap V2 Positions
    • Uniswap V3 Positions
    • Detecting staked LP tokens
  • Liquidity incentives
    • Time-vested v3 Staker
    • Migrating from Mainnet
      • To Optimism
      • To Polygon
  • Top Positions
  • Initiator
    • Start providing liquidity
  • Auto-compounder
    • User Guide
    • Performance improvement
  • Position Management
  • Auto-Exit
  • Auto-Range
  • Revert Lend
    • Borrowing
    • Lending
    • Repaying
    • Withdrawing
    • Leverage
    • Liquidations
  • TECHNICAL DOCS
    • Auto-compounder
    • Backtester
    • Self-compounder
    • Auto-Exit
    • Auto-Range
    • Revert Lend
      • Configuration parameters
  • Resources
    • Contract Addresses
    • Security
    • Auto-compounder v1 FAQ
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  • What is Revert Lend?
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Revert Lend

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Last updated 7 months ago

What is Revert Lend?

Revert Lend is a decentralized lending platform for Uniswap v3 Liquidity Providers. It lets users use their Uniswap v3 positions as collateral to borrow ERC-20 tokens. Even when their positions are used as collateral, users can still manage and optimize them, ensuring they maintain full control over their capital. Revert Lend is directly integrated in the normal position management UI on Revert.

Main functionality

Users may deposit their LP positions to get a loan -

Users may lend USDC to earn interest -

Users may repay their loans partially or completely -

Users may withdraw their lent USDC -

Users may leverage their LP positions -

Liquidators may liquidate unhealthy positions -

Automation

The current Revert automation tools like Auto-Range and Auto-Compound work with collateralized positions, the same way they do as with normal LP positions.

Borrowing
Lending
Repaying
Withdrawing
Leverage
Liquidations