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# FAQ

## What is Voltage Lending?

Voltage Lending is a decentralized feature that allows users to supply assets to earn yield or borrow assets by using collateral. It runs entirely on the FUSE Network and is currently in Beta.

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## Is the lending feature non-custodial?

Yes. You always control your funds. Assets are only moved into smart contracts when you supply or borrow.

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## Which network is supported?

Only the FUSE Network is supported at this stage.

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## Which oracle is used?

Voltage uses Supra Oracles for real-time asset pricing. These determine collateral value, health factor, and liquidation conditions.

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## Is there a limit to how much I can supply or borrow?

Yes.

• Supply limit for both ETH & USDC: $50 000

• Borrow limit for both ETH & USDC: $35700

This gives a maximum health factor of \~1.4.

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## What is a Health Factor?

Health Factor indicates how safe your position is. A number above 1.0 means you’re safe from liquidation. The closer to 1.0, the higher the risk.

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## Are there any incentives?

Yes. An incentive program is live during the Beta. Users who supply or borrow will earn FUSE token rewards. Full details will be announced soon.

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## Are there risks?

Yes. As this is a Beta release, bugs may occur. Use only funds you’re comfortable testing with. A disclaimer is shown in the app before you interact.

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## How much liquidity is available?

At launch, the protocol has around $2,000 in total liquidity, enough to allow early testers to try out lending and borrowing smoothly.

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## Can I swap or stake as well?

Yes. Swapping and staking are integrated in the Voltage app alongside lending and borrowing.


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