Money markets

Juris money markets connect people supplying assets with people borrowing against collateral. Each market has a pool for a particular asset. Borrowers manage debt and collateral through margin accounts, while suppliers hold lending positions associated with their wallet addresses.

Supply assets to a pool to lend them. Deposit assets into a margin account to use them as borrowing collateral.

Choose your starting point

Your goal	Start here
Make assets available to borrowers	Lending
Borrow while keeping a collateral position	Borrowing
Understand how a position becomes liquidatable	Collateral and risk
Reserve funds for interest settlement	Stable balance
Participate through pooled liquidation inventory	Liquidation Vault

How the parts connect

A borrower creates a margin account, deposits accepted collateral and borrows from an available pool. The protocol values the account using its oracle and checks that sufficient collateral remains. Pool utilization influences the borrowing rate. Interest settlement allocates collected assets between lenders and configured protocol recipients.

If an account falls below its required collateral ratio, the liquidation mechanism can repay debt in exchange for collateral. The Liquidation Vault participates through managed bids and shared inventory; its depositors have a different risk exposure from ordinary lenders.

Before using a market

Confirm the selected network, the asset identity, available liquidity and the current transaction limits. Closed-alpha access controls and market caps can restrict deposits and borrowing.

Start with Getting started to connect a wallet and open a position. Developers can use the technical reference.