Sumer.Money
  • Sumer.Money: The Most Capital Efficient Blockchain Liquidity Infrastructure
  • KEY PREMISE
    • The Future is Multichain
    • Sumer - the most capital efficient Liquidity Infrastructure
      • Sumer's Capital Efficient unified liquidity pool
      • Sumer Synthetic Assets as Money Multipliers
  • SUMER POINTS PROGRAM - A Call for the Tribe
    • Introduction
    • Points Based Program
    • NFT Based Program
    • Sumer Partner Program — Meter Points
    • FAQs
  • Sumer Lending and Borrowing Market
    • Introduction
    • Asset Group Classification
    • Collateral Rate by Asset Group
      • Understanding the applicable mint limit
    • Deposit Native Assets
    • Mint SuTokens
    • Borrow Native Assets
    • Repay SuToken Liability
    • Repay Borrowed Native Assets
    • ​Interest Rate Model
      • Standard Model
      • Jump (Kink) Model
    • Redeem SuTokens
    • Liquidation Mechanism
    • Risk Management
  • Tokenomics
    • Token Distribution
  • Definitions
  • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Sumer Protocol
    • Deposit Market
    • Minting Synthetic Assets (SuTokens)
    • Borrowing Market
    • Liquidation
  • TUTORIALS
    • How to Deposit assets
    • How to Collateralize Tokens
    • How to Mint SuTokens
    • How to Borrow assets
    • How to Stake Sumer LP tokens into Liquidity Program
    • How to stake Sumer Tokens into veSumer Program
  • SECURITY
    • Audits
  • PROTOCOL PARAMETERS
    • SUMER Money Market
  • DEVELOPERS
    • Smart Contracts
    • sdr Tokens
    • Price Feeds
      • RedStone Price Feeds on Zklink Nova
      • Pyth Price Feeds on Meter
      • Chainlink Price Feeds on Arbitrum
      • Chainlink Price Feeds on Base
  • GOVERNANCE
    • Introduction
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  • How do I deposit?
  • How much will I earn?
  • Is there a minimum or maximum amount to deposit?
  • How do I withdraw?
  • Can I opt my asset out from being used as collateral?
  • How do I claim my interest?
  • What are the sdrTokens in my Wallet?
  • Will you enable deposit/ collateral for more tokens?
  • Will you enable deposit/ collateral for supported tokens provided by various bridges on non-native chains?
  • Can I collateralize only 50% of my deposited token?
  • Why can't I disable collateral?

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  1. Frequently Asked Questions

Deposit Market

How do I deposit?

  • Approve asset for interaction with Sumer Contracts

This action is required for users interacting with the asset for the first time. Prudent practice is to edit permission to allow only the quantity of assets you would like to deposit. The drawback is additional gas costs to approve additional limits when the current limit is exhausted

  • Deposit Asset

Browse to the "Deposit" section and click on "Deposit" for the asset you want to deposit. Select the amount you'd like to deposit and submit your transaction*. Once the transaction is confirmed, your deposit is successfully registered and you begin earning interest.

How much will I earn?

sdrTokens holders receive continuous earnings that evolve with market conditions based on:

  • The interest rate paid on borrows

Depositors share the interests paid by borrowers corresponding to the average borrow rate times the utilization rate. The higher the utilization of a reserve the higher the yield for depositors. Remember that the protocol has a reserve factor for the deposit yields

Each asset has its own market of supply and demand with its own APY (Annual Percentage Yield) which evolves with time.

Is there a minimum or maximum amount to deposit?

  • You can deposit any amount you want, there is no minimum limit. Please weigh the cost of transaction in depositing really low amounts

  • Deposit cap - There will be a maximum limit for the deposit pool of the asset (not for an individual user) based on the on-chain availability of liquidity

How do I withdraw?

  • To withdraw you need to go to the "Dashboard" section and click on “Withdraw”. Select the amount to withdraw and submit the transaction.

  • You would need to make sure there is enough liquidity (not borrowed) in order to withdraw, if this is not the case you would need to wait for more liquidity from depositors or borrowers repaying.

Can I opt my asset out from being used as collateral?

Yes. After depositing your assets, you are able to unselect the asset so that it will not be used as collateral. The opt-out is available in the "Deposit" section within your dashboard. Simply switch the "use as collateral" button on the asset you would prefer to opt-out from being used as collateral.

* You can withdraw your assets without opting out of using them as collateral, as long as those funds are not actively being used to borrow and the withdrawal would cause a liquidation on your loans.

How do I claim my interest?

Your interest is automatically added to your deposit balance. You receive more tokens per sdrToken when you redeem.

What are the sdrTokens in my Wallet?

sdrTokens are like LP tokens, they are essentially the receipt you receive when you deposit tokens into Sumer Protocol. The sdrTokens are used to claim back underlying tokens. You will need your sdrTokens to withdraw your original tokens.

Will you enable deposit/ collateral for more tokens?

In the initial phase, the protocol will only support blue-chip assets to ensure security of the protocol and user funds. Additional assets will be added by assessing market risk of an asset after thorough due diligence and through governance process.

Will you enable deposit/ collateral for supported tokens provided by various bridges on non-native chains?

Non-native tokens provided by bridge solution providers will be supported after assessing market risk of an asset after thorough due diligence and through governance process.

Can I collateralize only 50% of my deposited token?

No, collateralization is only on 100% of your deposit balance of a given token.

Why can't I disable collateral?

You may have an outstanding borrowing balance. Repay some of your borrowed tokens.

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