Yield

Enable yield in your product — without protocol complexity.

1delta enables teams to add yield and interest to their products through a single, production-ready interface.

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Passive Yield

Put idle balances to work across lending markets without users ever touching a protocol.

Capital Efficiency

Route capital to the best available rate and rebalance atomically as markets move.

Unified Access

One integration reaches every supported lender and yield source across chains.

Key Features

One integration. Many yield sources.

1delta aggregates lending markets and yield opportunities across protocols and chains, normalizing execution, accounting, and risk into a single abstraction.

Unified API for all lenders

Access every lending market through a single interface, without managing protocol-specific integrations.

Looping

Open recursive, capital-efficient leverage positions in one atomic transaction across protocols.

Comprehensive data

Pools, positions, rates, and prices from 150+ deployments, normalized into one consistent shape.

Battle-tested and audited

Core execution contracts independently reviewed by Certora, with zero critical or high findings.

Composable design

Composable, EOA-based execution that combines deposits, borrows, swaps, and loops.

Smart yield optimization

Routing runs across the full protocol landscape in real time to find the best yield.

Fee optimized

Transactions select the most efficient available liquidity while minimizing execution fees.

Cross-chain access

One integration reaches lending markets across 40+ supported networks.

Safety-aware execution

Unsafe states, including liquidation paths, are prevented by design.

Safety

Yield, without operational risk.

  • Execution is simulated and validated before submission
  • Unsafe states and liquidation paths are prevented by design
  • Fee-optimized routing across protocols and liquidity sources

Add yield to your product.

Request API access or explore the documentation to see how yield integrates in days, not months.