What is Native org and how does it work?
Native org is an on-chain platform that enables credit-based liquidity pools. Liquidity providers deposit assets such as USDT, WETH, USDC, and WBTC into Native org pools and earn yield while professional market makers use credit lines to provide deep, efficient swap liquidity across DeFi without over-collateralizing. This approach makes Native org uniquely capital-efficient compared to traditional AMMs.
How do I earn yield on Native org Credit Pools?
To earn yield on Native org, connect your wallet, choose a supported asset from the Credit Pools page, and deposit your tokens. Native org automatically allocates your liquidity to active market makers who pay interest on their credit usage. Returns are generated from real trading activity, giving you transparent, sustainable yields of up to 8% APY — not inflationary token emissions.
Which assets and networks does Native org support?
Native org currently supports Ethereum mainnet with base tokens including USDT, WETH, USDC, and WBTC. The platform is expanding to additional EVM-compatible networks to deliver cross-chain liquidity solutions. Check the Native org app for the latest list of supported assets and chains.
Is Native org safe to use?
Native org implements a credit-based model where market makers are vetted and operate within defined credit limits, reducing the risk of under-collateralized defaults. Smart contracts are audited and the platform is currently in BETA. As with any DeFi protocol, users should review the documentation and understand the risks before depositing funds on Native org.
How can protocols and developers integrate with Native org?
Developers and protocols can integrate Native org's swap and liquidity infrastructure via the Native org API and SDK. The integration program is designed for DEX aggregators, wallets, and DeFi protocols that want to offer their users best-price swaps powered by professional market makers. Visit the Native org documentation for technical guides and get in touch via the integration page.
