Deposit collateral
Lock a supported Stock Token in its isolated market. Nothing is sold, so the position stays yours while it backs the loan.
Lock a supported Stock Token in its isolated market. Nothing is sold, so the position stays yours while it backs the loan.
Draw up to that market's limit. Every market sets its own ceiling and liquidation threshold, so there is room left before either is reached.
Clear the debt whenever you like and withdraw the stock. Interest accrues while the loan is open and is added to what you owe.
You send USDG. The AAPL you buy is credited to your AAPL vault at the routed rate.
Preparing a deposit address…
Send your virtualized Apple token to the assigned deposit address.
Scan to deposit AAPL on Robinhood Chain
Your account at a glance. Disconnected, this is just the prompt to connect a wallet.
Once connected it shows the vaults you have open, the protocol totals, and the largest markets by supplied liquidity.
Connect a wallet to deposit tokenized stock into an isolated vault and borrow USDG against it, without selling your position.
Collateral
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Tokenized stock in a vault
USDG debt
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Borrowed against that collateral
Health factor
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Liquidates below 1.00
Points
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Earned this season
Deposit a supported stock to borrow USDG against it.
Collateral deposited
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7 tokenized stock markets
USDG supplied
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— available to borrow
USDG borrowed
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Across — open vaults
Utilization
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Pick the tokenized stock you want to use as collateral. Max LTV is the most you can borrow against it; potential USDG is what your balance in that market would support.
Choosing a market opens a panel where you set the deposit and borrow amounts and see the resulting health factor and liquidation price.
No markets match this view.
Buy any listed tokenized stock with USDG. The trade is a real Uniswap swap signed by your own wallet: it settles on chain in one transaction and no funds are ever held by Root.
Quotes are routed against the deepest available pool. When no route is priceable the page values the trade off the oracle feed instead and labels it indicative, because a market with no pool cannot be swapped, only quoted.
Received stock is deposited to your AAPL vault.
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Every isolated collateral market on Root. Supplied is USDG available in that market, borrowed is what is drawn against it, and utilization is the ratio between them.
Each market has its own oracle, supply cap and liquidation threshold, so stress in one cannot spill into another.
| Market | Supplied | Borrowed | Utilization | Max LTV | Borrow APR | Open market |
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No markets match that search.
Collateral deposited
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Across 7 isolated markets
USDG borrowed
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Available liquidity
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Ready to borrow now
The parameters that govern every vault: liquidation incentive, close factor, reserve factor and maximum oracle age.
The table lists each market’s max LTV, liquidation LTV and the headroom between them, which is how far prices can fall before positions become liquidatable.
Each tokenized stock has its own debt ceiling, collateral factor, interest curve, and liquidation threshold. Stress in one market cannot spill into another.
Collateral is marked to a published price feed. New borrows pause when a price is stale, its confidence range is unsafe, or the underlying market is closed without a fresh executable price.
All debt is denominated in USDG, keeping liquidity, interest accrual, and repayment accounting consistent across every market.
| Market | Max LTV | Liquidation LTV | Supply cap |
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Protocol-wide reserves and activity. Total TVL is collateral plus USDG supply. Active debt is USDG currently lent out; available liquidity is the rest of the supply. Locked collateral is the tokenized stock backing it all.
The chart tracks TVL against debt over time. Composition breaks collateral down by market, and vault health counts positions by how close they sit to liquidation.
Total TVL
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— backing
Available liquidity
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— of TVL
Active debt
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— of TVL
Locked collateral
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— of TVL
Total TVL left Active debt right
By collateral value
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Active debt / USDG supplied
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All vaults
The tokenized stocks accepted as collateral, with their current oracle price and borrowing terms.
Max LTV caps how much you can borrow; liquidation LTV is where the position can be closed by liquidators.
Points accrue on the balances a wallet holds, for as long as it holds them, with weighted credit for borrowing, supplying and swap volume. An earlier deposit is worth more than a later one of the same size, so the largest depositor is not automatically first.
Vault collateral is each wallet's current share of the protocol's deposited collateral. Wallets are shortened for privacy.
| Rank | Wallet | Points | Vault collateral | Vaults |
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Points accrue on the balances you hold, for as long as you hold them, so time in the protocol counts as much as size. Swap volume is credited once, when the swap lands.
The multipliers below are protocol parameters, set the same way as the collateral factors on the Risk page. They are what the Leaderboard ranks on.
Your points
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Across every settled snapshot
Rank
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Among participating wallets
Share of the daily pool
Vault collateral
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What the points are counted on
Daily points pool
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Paid at every snapshot
Wallets participating
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Ranked on the Leaderboard
Points distributed
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Next snapshot
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