Copy of Notional V2
  • About Notional
  • Product Guides
    • Fixed Rate Lending
    • Providing Liquidity
    • Leveraged Vaults
    • Fixed Rate Borrowing
  • FAQs
  • Risk Framework
  • Developer Docs
  • 💸fCash
    • What is fCash
    • Using fCash
    • fCash Maturity
  • 💹Trading fCash
    • Transaction Fees
    • Exiting Early
    • Interest Rate Risk
  • 💰Borrower Resources
    • Loan to Value (LTV)
      • Local-Currency Risk Factors
      • Single-Currency Portfolios
    • Health Factor
    • Liquidation
  • 🚰Liquidity Pools
    • What are Liquidity Pools
    • Liquidity Pool Mechanics
    • Liquidity Pool Examples
      • Providing Liquidity
      • Lending
      • Borrowing
  • 🪙nTokens
    • What are nTokens
    • nToken Mechanics
      • nToken Portfolio
      • Minting nTokens
      • Redeeming nTokens
    • nToken Returns
    • nToken Risks
  • ⚡Leveraged Vaults
    • What are Leveraged Vaults
    • Entering and Exiting a Vault
    • Liquidation
    • Settlement
    • Vault Returns
    • Vault Risks
    • Vault FAQs
  • ⚖️Governance
    • NOTE
    • NOTE Staking
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Product Guides

Earn Yield

Notional offers three products to help you earn yield: fixed rate lending, providing liquidity, and leveraged vaults.

  • Fixed rate lending: Lock in a fixed rate of interest on your crypto until maturity for a small upfront fee. You can redeem when you want, but you will pay a fee if you exit before maturity.

  • Providing liquidity: Earn fees, interest and NOTE incentives on your crypto. This is a great option to earn NOTE and it is redeemable at any time. But it can also have a small amount of impermanent loss.

  • Leveraged vaults: Maximize your returns using leverage. This product gives you one-click access to highly leveraged DeFi yield strategies. Leveraged vault returns can be very high, but they are also risky.

Borrow Against Your Crypto at a Fixed Rate

Decide what collateral you want to borrow against and fix your borrowing rate until maturity so you don't have to worry about spiking borrowing costs.

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