Onchain credit markets built for underwriting. Every level of risk has its own rate and exposure. Together they form a single curve.
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Borrower concentration — Returns borrower-concentration metrics for a market: the Herfindahl-Hirschman index over borrower debt, the debt share held by the five largest borrowers, the single largest debt position (raw + USD), the number of accounts borrowing across more than one tranche, and the total open-position count. Open — no auth.
Get Concentration — Borrower concentration — Returns borrower-concentration metrics for a market: the Herfindahl-Hirschman index over borrower debt, the debt share held by the five largest borrowers, the single largest debt position (raw + USD), the number of accounts borrowing across more than one tranche, and the total open-position count. Open — no auth.
Get Deployment By Chain — Deployment by chain — Lotus contract deployment for a single chain id. Returns 404 when the chain has no deployment. Open — no auth.
Get Health — Health check — Liveness probe — returns { status: "ok" } when the server is up.
Get Liquidation At Shock — Liquidation at shock — Simulates a set of instantaneous collateral-price drops and returns, per shock, the debt that would become liquidatable (raw + USD) and the number of positions that would fall below their liquidation threshold. Shocks are supplied as a comma-separated list of fractional drops (0.25 = -25%). Open — no auth.
Get Market — Get a market — Returns one market by chain id + on-chain market id: loan/collateral assets, oracle / rate-model / liquidation-module addresses, the LLTV rungs, aggregate state (supply, borrow, utilization, borrower/supplier counts), and a freshness envelope. Open — no auth.
Get Market Status — Market health status — Lightweight market health check for poll pacing: severity (normal / elevated / critical), the triggers that fired (at-risk debt share, per-tranche utilization), and an advisory poll interval. Open — no auth.
Get Prices — Asset prices — Best-effort USD prices for every market asset (loan + collateral tokens), derived from the latest oracle snapshot. Each entry carries the token address, symbol, decimals, price in USD, and the timestamp the price was observed at; any of these may be null when no snapshot is available. Pass an optional chainId to scope the result to a single chain, otherwise assets across all indexed chains are returned. Open — no auth.
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What is the Lotus Protocol | DeFi Yields You Can Underwrite MCP server?
Onchain credit markets built for underwriting. Every level of risk has its own rate and exposure. Together they form a single curve.
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Get Tranche — Get a tranche — Returns one LLTV tranche of a market by its index: LLTV, label, per-tranche state (supply, borrow, utilization, supply/borrow rates, junior/free supply, borrower count), the cascade loan mix, and a freshness envelope. Open — no auth.
Get Tranche Rate History — Tranche rate history — Returns a time-series of a tranche's supply APY, borrow APR, and utilization, sampled at the requested interval. Bound the window with the optional `from`/`to` ISO timestamps; `interval` selects hourly or daily buckets (default daily). Open — no auth.
Get Vault — Get a vault — Returns one curated vault by chain id + address: metadata (name, symbol, curator, deposit asset, risk mandate), the role set (owner / curator / allocators / sentinels), aggregate state (total assets, share price, APY, idle liquidity), the current allocation breakdown across tranches and external 4626 adapters, and a freshness envelope. Open — no auth.
Get Vault Effective Loan Mix — Vault effective loan mix — Returns the vault's cascade-aware borrow-side exposure: the vault's allocations composed with each tranche's underlying loan mix, collapsed per (marketId, trancheIndex) into asset-unit amounts and a fraction (`pct`) of total exposure. Use this to see where deposited capital is ultimately lent. Open — no auth.
Get Vault Rate History — Vault rate history — Returns a time-series of the vault's net APY and share price. Bound the window with the optional `from` / `to` ISO timestamps and pick the bucket size with `interval` (`hour` or `day`, default `day`). Open — no auth.
List Borrowers — List borrowers — Returns the whole borrower book for a market: real wallet addresses plus raw on-chain primitives (borrow shares, collateral, debt assets) and derived risk metrics (health factor, risk band, LTV, USD values, liquidation price). Paginates by account cursor and can be filtered to a single tranche. Open — no auth.
List Deployments — Deployments — Lotus contract deployment addresses for every served chain — core protocol (lotus, riskEngine, oracle, liquidation module), bundler3 + permit2, and the vault-factory stack (vaultV2Factory, lotusVaultFactory, lotusAdapterRegistry, lotusLens, erc4626LotusBundlerAdapter) — one entry per chain (with its `chainId`, `network`, and deploy block). `source` is `redis` when served from the live registry, `static` when from the committed build. Open — no auth.
List Events — Market events — Returns the on-chain event stream for a market (SUPPLY, SUPPLY_COLLATERAL, BORROW, REPAY, WITHDRAW, WITHDRAW_COLLATERAL, LIQUIDATE), newest first. Each event carries the real wallet address, tranche index, raw asset amount, tx hash and log index. Optionally filter by account and/or a comma-separated set of event types, and paginate with a cursor. Open — no auth.
List Markets — List markets — Returns a cursor-paginated list of markets with headline state (loan/collateral assets, LLTV rungs, aggregate supply/borrow/utilization, borrower/supplier counts) and a per-market freshness envelope. Optionally filter by chain id. Open — no auth.
List Positions — List positions — Every position across every market and vault, one entry per position: a market entry is one tranche of one account's position (borrow and supply legs, either may be null), a vault entry is one account's share balance. Filter by account, chain, market or kind; all filters are optional and combine. A single cursor walks markets, lending vaults and carry vaults in one ordered list. Addresses are matched case-insensitively. Open — no auth.
List Risk Ratings — Risk ratings — Federated risk ratings (Credora) across every rated market, tranche, and vault. Each entry identifies the chain, product (market, tranche, or vault), on-chain market id (null for vaults), optional tranche index, and vault address (null for market/tranche), alongside a rating envelope: provider, raw 1–10 score (D=1 … A+=10, 10 = safest), DeFi letter grade, rating type (INDICATIVE / COMMISSIONED), probability of significant loss (PSL), methodology reference, publish date, and histor
List Suppliers — List suppliers — Returns the whole supplier book for a market: real wallet addresses plus raw on-chain primitives (tranche index, supply shares). Paginates by account cursor and can be filtered to a single tranche. Open — no auth.
List Tranches — List tranches — Returns every LLTV tranche of a market, ordered by LLTV, each with its per-tranche state (supply, borrow, utilization, supply/borrow rates, junior/free supply, borrower count) and the cascade loan mix showing how this tranche's supply is spread across its own and lower tranches' borrowing. Open — no auth.
List Vaults — List vaults — Returns a cursor-paginated list of curated vaults, each with metadata (name, symbol, curator, deposit asset, risk mandate), roles, aggregate state (total assets, share price, APY, idle liquidity), allocation breakdown, and a freshness envelope. Optionally filter by chain id; page through results with `first` + `after` (the previous page's `pagination.nextCursor`). Open — no auth.
Plan Borrow — Build the calls to supply collateral and borrow against it in one bundle. Returns unsigned calls ({to, data, value}) plus the step breakdown. Nothing is signed or broadcast — pass the calls to a wallet, or to simulateBundle first.
Plan Supply — Build the calls to supply loan tokens to a market tranche. Returns unsigned calls ({to, data, value}) plus the step breakdown. Nothing is signed or broadcast — pass the calls to a wallet, or to simulateBundle first.
Plan Withdraw — Build the calls to withdraw supplied loan tokens from a market tranche. Returns unsigned calls ({to, data, value}) plus the step breakdown. Nothing is signed or broadcast — pass the calls to a wallet, or to simulateBundle first.
Plan Repay — Build the calls to repay borrowed assets, optionally withdrawing collateral in the same bundle. Set repayAll to clear the position — the current debt is read from the API, so no dust is left behind by interest accruing between quote and execution. Returns unsigned calls ({to, data, value}) plus the step breakdown. Nothing is signed or broadcast — pass the calls to a wallet, or to simulateBundle first.
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