Dolomite Finance
Supply assets, collect interest with every block, and borrow against your holdings — all from a single non-custodial protocol deployed across five EVM networks.
Launch App See how it worksUnlike protocols that settle on a daily or weekly basis, Dolomite Finance credits interest after every mined block. On Arbitrum, that occurs roughly every 250 milliseconds.
Each borrow position is self-contained. One position becoming undercollateralized does not automatically threaten your other deposits — a clear improvement over the early Compound v2 shared-pool approach.
Tokens such as wstETH, sUSDe, and srUSD continue earning their native yield while held in Dolomite Finance as collateral. Your capital earns on two fronts simultaneously.
The protocol operates on Arbitrum, Ethereum, Berachain, Botanix, and Mantle. Switch networks within the same interface without ever leaving the app.
Lock the DOLO token to receive veDOLO, then cast votes on protocol parameters — interest rate models, new asset listings, and reward distributions.
Suppliers in select markets receive oDOLO option tokens on top of their base interest, adding a second layer of return that can be exercised or sold.
Every interaction passes through a Chainalysis compliance integration, giving institutions and security-minded users added confidence about counterparty exposure.
Your private keys never leave your wallet. The Dolomite Finance protocol holds assets in audited smart contracts — no team member can access your funds. Find out more on the about page.
By combining protocol interest with oDOLO rewards and native asset yield, suppliers frequently outperform what a straightforward Compound deposit would return. Exact rates shift with market conditions.
Isolated positions and a graduated liquidation model mean the protocol attempts partial liquidations first, reducing the all-or-nothing outcome that can punish users during sharp price moves.
All contract code is published on GitHub. Several independent auditors have reviewed the core margin engine. Read the full details here.
Peak total value locked across all networks
EVM networks supported (Arbitrum, Ethereum, Berachain, Botanix, Mantle)
Listed tokens available for supply and borrow
Year the Dolomite Finance margin protocol was first deployed on Ethereum
Figures are approximate and refreshed periodically. For live data, visit the Stats page inside the app.
Dolomite Finance is a non-custodial DeFi protocol where you supply assets to earn variable interest and use those same deposits as collateral for borrowing — without ever surrendering custody of your funds. It is built on the Ethereum virtual machine and extends across multiple compatible networks.
Connect a compatible Web3 wallet, navigate to the Earn tab, choose any listed token, click Deposit, enter an amount, and confirm the on-chain transaction. Interest accumulates every block automatically. No minimum deposit is required, though gas costs make very small amounts impractical on Ethereum mainnet. Arbitrum is a more affordable option for smaller positions.
The Dolomite Finance platform's smart contracts have been through multiple independent security reviews. The codebase is open-source (see dolomite-exchange on GitHub) so anyone can examine it. Additionally, smart contract interactions are screened through Chainalysis. No protocol is entirely without risk; only supply what you can afford to have involved in a liquidation scenario.
Yes. Deposit ETH or its liquid-staked equivalent wstETH as collateral, then open a borrow position for USDC, USDT, or another listed token. The amount you can borrow is governed by the collateral factor assigned to ETH — currently set conservatively to keep positions secure during volatile market conditions.
Compound introduced the pooled lending model and remains a reliable baseline. The Dolomite Finance protocol extends that foundation by offering isolated positions, leveraged strategies, and a broader range of yield-bearing collateral types such as sUSDe and srUSD. If you want more than a basic deposit-and-earn experience,