CrediX
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  • Introduction
    • 💥What is CrediX?
    • ⚙️Why CrediX?
    • 👮Who is it For?
  • How CrediX Works
    • 🆚Aggregator vs Optimizer
    • 🌆Lending Aggregation Flow
    • 🟤Borrowing Aggregation Flow
    • ⚛️Dynamic Routing & Auto-Rebalancing
  • Core Features
    • 📃Lending Aggregator
    • 🚀Borrowing Optimizer
  • 🛳️Auto-Rebalancing Engine
  • User Guides
  • 🧊For Passive Yield Seekers
    • How to Deposit
  • 📚For Active Debt Managers
    • How to Borrow
    • Managing Collateral
  • Protocol Architecture
    • 📰Smart Contract Overview
    • 🥨Protocol Adapters
    • 📅Rate Oracle Logic
  • Tokenomics
    • Tokenomics
    • 💲$CREDIT Points
  • Security
    • 📄Audit Reports
    • 🔁Risk Mitigation Strategies
  • community
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  1. How CrediX Works

Borrowing Aggregation Flow

When a user wants to borrow an asset:

  1. The user supplies collateral through CrediX.

  2. CrediX checks borrowing rates, LTV ratios, and risk profiles across platforms.

  3. It selects the protocol with the lowest APR and most favorable terms.

  4. If a better rate appears later, CrediX can migrate the debt position.

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Last updated 15 days ago

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