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Integration Overview

There are two ways to build with t1, depending on what you bring to it.

Offer leverage to your users​

You operate a venue — an exchange, a prediction market, a trading app — and you want your users to trade with borrowed capital without your taking custody of it. t1 issues each of them a margin account whose key enforces a policy you and your lenders agree on, and handles liquidation itself.

→ Offer Leverage on Your Venue

Provide lending liquidity​

You have capital and want it earning on undercollateralized loans without counterparty exposure, a legal agreement, or a KYC program to administer. Set up a pool with your own parameters, or deposit into an existing one.

→ Provide Lending Liquidity


t1 also exposes the primitives the credit protocol is built on — xChainRead, ERC-7683, and Docker dApps — for developers integrating them directly. They are in the sidebar.