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The protocol core  --  connected to every surface of the protocol
The Protocol

Three steps. One vault.No intermediaries.

Each vault isolates its own risk, fee model, and liquidity pool. New vaults can launch separate markets without touching existing capital.

How it works

Capital in. Capital out. Fees settle both sides.

Magma-core pour form: capital flowing into the vault
01 / Deposit

LPs deposit USDC into the vault.

  • Permissionless. No KYC. 1 USDC minimum.
  • Each LP receives tokens representing proportional vault ownership.
  • As borrower fees accrue, NAV increases. LP token value rises with it.
  • Full redemption optionality at the vault level.
vault.deposit(usdc) → mint(lpTokens)

LP details→
Y-shaped conduit showing dual USDC and $APPEX payout outputs
02 / Fund

Approved borrowers draw capital.

  • Every borrower passes structured evaluation before drawing.
  • Payout format is the borrower's choice: $APPEX, USDC, or fiat.
  • When recipients select $APPEX, the vault purchases the token on DEX. That is structural buying pressure from real transactions.
  • The borrower is responsible for repayment regardless of what happens downstream.
borrower.draw(amount) → receivable.create

Borrower details→
Yield curve wedge: accruing fees rise with each repayment cycle
03 / Earn and Repay

Borrowers repay. LPs earn. Capital recycles.

  • On original terms (Net-30 to Net-180), borrowers repay principal plus LP yield fee plus protocol fee.
  • The LP yield fee accrues directly to vault NAV. No distributions to claim, no reward harvesting.
  • Protocol fees cost 25% less when paid in $APPEX.
  • Repaid capital recycles into new advances. The loop restarts.
repay(principal + fees) → nav.increase

About $APPEX→
Capital flow

No idle USDC. Every dollar works.

Branching capital flow manifold: active and idle capital paths
Payout choice.

Borrowers choose $APPEX, USDC, or fiat. $APPEX payouts create structural buy pressure from real transactions.

Active capital earns.

Every advance generates fees. Fees flow to NAV. LP token value rises with each repayment cycle.

Idle capital works.

Undeployed USDC routes to Aave to earn base yield while waiting for the next advance.

Redemption buffers.

Available liquidity pays out first. Fully deployed vaults queue until the next repayment cycle lands.

Fee structure

LP yield scales with payment term.

Longer terms lock capital for more time. Longer lockup earns a higher fee. Every rate is negotiated per borrower based on risk, volume, and agreement terms.

LP Yield5%7%12%15%Net-30Net-60Net-120Net-180
~4x

capital turns per year at 90-day average terms

Rates vary by utilization, term mix, and market conditions.

Rates vary per borrower based on risk, volume, and negotiated agreement.

Token utility

$APPEX in the vault.

Three mechanics tie $APPEX directly to vault activity.

appeX token with logomark
Liquidity utility  --  structural buying pressure from real transactions

Payment demand

When users request payment in $APPEX, the vault purchases it on the open market. Real transactions create structural buying pressure.

Lower fees utility  --  25% discount on protocol fees paid in $APPEX

Protocol fees

Borrowers who pay protocol fees in $APPEX get 25% lower fees. The discount drives accumulation.

Literal lock  --  staking rewards

Staking

Lock LP tokens and $APPEX together to stake. Stakers receive protocol fees and boost their yield.

Risk framework

Risk & Transparency.

Three separated vault chamber forms showing physical isolation
01 / 05

Vaults are isolated.

Losses in one vault do not affect others. Borrower relationship is with the vault, not downstream customers. LP complexity is minimized to a single decision: deposit and earn.

Read the risk framework →
Next steps

Pick a side.

Deposit into the vault or draw from it. The protocol operator answers questions before either happens.

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