Collateral and Liquidation

Vault Collateral Asset

A vault can only bridge through one particular collateral. If an owner wants to provide multiple collaterals, they will have to deploy a new vault for each pair.

Collateral division

Below we define some parameters to help define what elements make up the collateral:

TypeRoleFormula

Used Collateral

Currently used collateral

Backed Tokens * Secure Threshold

Backed Tokens

Issued Tokens + Tokens to be issued

Maximum Collateral

Maximal amount of stable-coin that can be collateralized

Defined on Asset pairs

Minimum Collateral

Minimal deposit

30 DOT (Pendulum) 3 KSM (Amplitude)

Security Threshold

Amount of collateral that enables a vault to store up to X amount of asset

See table

Liquidation Threshold

Amount of collateral after which the vault will start getting liquidated

See table

Premium Redeem Factor

Grants users redeeming at this level a premium on the collateralized asset

See table

Collateral Data for Pendulum

Stellar AssetAssetSecurity ThresholdPremium RedeemLiquidation

USDC

DOT

160%

140%

125%

MXN

DOT

160%

140%

125%

BRL

DOT

160%

140%

125%

XLM

DOT

160%

140%

125%

TZS

DOT

160%

140%

125%

NGNC

DOT

160%

140%

125%

EURC

DOT

160%

140%

125%

AUDD

DOT

160%

140%

125%

Collateral Data for Amplitude

Stellar AssetAssetSecurity ThresholdPremium RedeemLiquidation

USDC

KSM

160%

140%

125%

MXN

KSM

160%

140%

125%

BRL

KSM

160%

140%

125%

XLM

KSM

160%

140%

125%

TZS

KSM

160%

140%

125%

NGNC

KSM

160%

140%

125%

EURC

KSM

160%

140%

125%

AUDD

KSM

160%

140%

125%

Liquidation

A Liquidation can happen for a variety of reasons:

  • The Vault fails to execute a redeem on time

    • In this case the user can either retry with another vault or liquidate a part of the vault

    • The vault is banned from accepting further requests for some time

  • The Vault falls below the Liquidation threshold

    • In this case, the entire collateral is liquidated

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