Market asset
A Blue market pairs one loan asset with one collateral asset. Two USDC markets can use different collateral, oracles, liquidation thresholds and rate models.
Your ecosystem guide / Morpho
Morpho combines lending markets with vaults that follow a selected strategy. On Blue, borrowers supply collateral to borrow another asset; lenders supply directly to a market or through a vault. MORPHO participates in protocol governance.
Your position determines the asset you supply and the claim you receive.
A Blue market pairs one loan asset with one collateral asset. Two USDC markets can use different collateral, oracles, liquidation thresholds and rate models.
A vault accepts a specified asset and accounts for deposits in shares. Adapters allocate assets to approved strategies; the share value reflects their results and fees.
Snapshot votes count MORPHO held on Ethereum mainnet. Voting power can be delegated to another address while the tokens remain in your wallet.
Lending positions
A vault handles allocation for depositors. Direct supply leaves market selection to you, while borrowing creates debt against collateral.
Allocation results accrue to vault assets. Market interest, adapter position values and fees change the value of each share.
Borrowers in this market pay interest. A supplier receives the result attributable to their share of that market.
The borrower gains access to an asset and pays interest to lenders. The position tracks debt and collateral value.
Vault V2 separates strategy rules, asset allocation and protective actions.
Enables adapters and sets exposure caps and fees. Some vaults apply eligibility rules to deposits, withdrawals and share transfers.
The allocator moves assets within permitted caps and selects the standard withdrawal adapter. A sentinel can reduce caps and revoke pending changes.
Blue uses variable rates. Midnight sets a maturity date, while Vault V2 aggregates allocations through adapters. Their accounting and exit mechanics differ.
Supply and borrow
Morpho App presents markets and vaults. The selected network and position address determine assets, parameters and available liquidity.
Vault configuration
Curator App configures vault strategies, adapters, caps and roles.
Fixed-maturity lending
Midnight tracks lender claims and borrower debts in units with a fixed maturity. Each debt unit requires repayment of one loan token; the trade price determines the implied rate for the remaining term. A lender can reduce a position by selling units, while a borrower can buy units or repay directly.
Connect a wallet to the selected market or vault network. The asset, spending approval and network gas depend on the operation. Under its terms, Morpho Association does not offer its services to citizens, residents or users located in listed restricted territories, including Cuba, Iran and North Korea, or to entities incorporated there or with a registered office there.
Check the network, deposit asset and vault or market address. Asset names alone do not identify the strategy.
Review the curator, permitted allocations, fees and withdrawable amount. V2 management fees apply to assets; performance fees apply to yield.
Select collateral and borrowing size with the liquidation threshold in mind. After confirmation, monitor debt and collateral value.
Borrowers pay for using an asset. A vault can charge for its strategy; the calculation base depends on the fee type.
A share holder has a claim on their position’s assets. MORPHO determines participation in protocol votes.
Redeem burns shares for the vault asset. When available liquidity is low, it limits a standard withdrawal.
Repayment returns the borrowed asset to the market and reduces debt. Remaining debt determines how much collateral can be withdrawn.
MORPHO holders vote on protocol fees and permitted parameters for new markets. An existing Blue market’s five creation parameters remain fixed.
Checked on 15.10.2026
Checked on 15.10.2026
Information reviewed: 15 October 2026
A Blue market defines one loan asset and collateral pair. A vault allocates deposited assets through strategy adapters; its curator selects permitted exposures and caps.
Some assets may be borrowed. Vault V2 standard withdrawals use idle assets and the selected adapter’s liquidity; Blue withdrawals use the market’s available assets.
You supply the selected vault or market asset. MORPHO is used for governance; network costs follow the transaction network’s rules.
When debt divided by oracle-valued collateral exceeds the market LLTV. Interest increases debt and price changes affect collateral value. A liquidator repays part or all of the debt and receives collateral plus a liquidation bonus.