Fixed Pool Lending
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Step 1: Disconnect your wallet from Danogo Step 2: Open your wallet extension and refresh or sync the wallet (e.g., in Eternl, click the refresh icon to resync UTXOs) Step 3: Reconnect your wallet to Danogo Step 4: Try the liquidation again This usually resolves UTXO desync errors caused by wallet extensions.
This means your wallet doesn’t have enough tokens required to perform a liquidation. Please faucet more tokens at:
Note: You can only faucet once every 24 hours. If you’ve hit the limit, consider using a different wallet to faucet and send tokens to your current test wallet.
This message appears when multiple users try to liquidate the same loan at the same time, but someone else has completed the action before you.
The loan has already been liquidated by another user. Please reload the loan list and try again with a different loan
This issue may occur because Eternl (version v2.0.5.6) sometimes opens the signing tab in a new browser window, which can lead to errors or failed signing.
To avoid this issue, we recommend switching to the Lace wallet for a smoother experience.
This ensures we can accurately track your testnet progress and rewards.
This issue is commonly reported when using Eternl wallet version v2.0.5.6. The transaction appears to be stuck at the loading stage, and the signing window never shows up
To avoid this issue, we recommend switching to the Lace wallet for a smoother experience.
This ensures we can accurately track your testnet progress and rewards.
When a loan becomes overdue or its Health Factor is less than or equal to 1, it becomes eligible for liquidation. Liquidation helps protect the lender’s funds by repaying the loan using the borrower’s collateral.
Step 1: Access the Loan Liquidation List
Go to the Fixed Rate Lending menu
Select Loan Liquidation
You'll see a list of loans eligible for liquidation
Step 2: Select a Loan to Liquidate
Review the list and choose a loan you want to liquidate
Click the Liquidate button
Step 3: Sign to Confirm
A wallet pop-up will appear
Sign the transaction to complete the liquidation
Step 1: Choose a Token to Borrow Once your wallet is connected, you will be directed to the Loan Creation screen.
Select the token you want to borrow from the available list.
Step 2: Choose Collateral Token, Fixed Rate, and Loan Duration
Select the Collateral Token you will use to back your loan. Choose the Loan Duration from the available options.
Based on your selected collateral and duration, choose a corresponding Fixed Interest Rate.
Step 3: Enter the Borrow Amount
Enter the amount of tokens you wish to borrow.
Make sure it does not exceed the pool’s available liquidity.
Step 4: Adjust Health Factor (HF)
Set your desired Health Factor, which affects how much collateral is required.A higher HF = lower liquidation risk.
The required collateral will be auto-calculated based on your HF. You cannot manually increase collateral beyond what is required for the selected HF.
Step 5: Confirm and Sign
Click the Borrow button Sign the transaction in your wallet to confirm and create the loan
Topping up your loan allows you to increase your collateral to maintain a safe Health Factor and avoid liquidation.
Step 1: Go to My Account
Navigate to the Fixed Rate Lending menu
Select My Account from the options
Step 2: Select the Loan to Top Up
In your account dashboard, locate the loan you want to modify
Choose the one with a low Health Factor (HF) that needs adjustment
Step 3: Add Collateral
You can add more collateral, but you cannot remove existing collateral
Select the collateral token and enter the amount you want to add
Step 4: Review HF and Collateral Value
After entering the top-up amount, review the updated Health Factor and total collateral value
Ensure the new HF is within a safe range to avoid liquidation
Step 5: Sign to Confirm
Click Top Up
Sign the transaction in your wallet to confirm and apply the changes
Yes! If you use ADA as collateral, you still:
Receive staking rewards as usual
Retain your voting rights in Cardano governance
Note: If you use a new wallet with a different address from your original one, don’t forget to re-register your new wallet using .
Note: If you use a new wallet with a different address from your original one, don’t forget to re-register your new wallet using .