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  • 🐷Welcome to Filliquid Docs
  • 🔵About FILLIQUID
  • 🧐How it works
    • Design Architecture
    • Staking and Redemption by FIL Token Holders
    • Borrowing and Repayment by Storage Providers (SPs)
    • Transaction Fees
    • Risk Management Mechanisms
  • 🔮Staking User Guide
    • Staking Yield Allocation
    • Benefits for Token Holders
    • FILLiquid Reward Mechanism -FIT
    • How to Stake Filecoin
      • Preparing Wallet
      • Connect Wallet
      • Stake Filecoin
      • Withdraw Filecoin
    • How to Utilize FIT
      • Stake FIT to Earn FIG
      • Stake FIG to Earn FIL
    • More Instructions
      • Understand Filecoin (FIL) Wallet Address
      • Fees (Protocol Revenue)
      • FIL/FIT Exchange Rate Mechanism
  • Storage Provider GUIDE
    • Borrowing Interest Rate
    • Borrowing Filecoin
      • Binding and Unbinding For Borrowers
      • How to Bind a Miner in FILLiquid
      • Borrowing FIL For Storage Providers
      • Repayment of Loan
      • Precautions Notes
    • Liquidation Mechanism
    • Family Miners
    • Debt Farming for SP
  • ⚡ECONOMICS
    • FIT Token
    • 🐽FIG Token
      • Voting Power
    • Contract Address (CA)
    • Audits
    • 👨‍💻Bug Bounty Program – 500,000 FIG Tokens in Rewards
  • 🆘Trouble shooting
    • 🙋FAQ
      • FIL Staking QnA
      • Farming QnA (FIT Staking)
      • Dividend QnA (FIG Staking)
  • 🗺️Roadmap
    • Roadmap
  • ⁉️Understanding Filecoin Ecosystem
    • What is Filecoin
    • What is Storage Provider
    • Background
    • Introduction
    • What is FILLiquid
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  1. How it works

Design Architecture

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Last updated 10 months ago

The design architecture behind FILLiquid is facilitated through an audited smart contract that automatically executes transactions on the blockchain.

The smart contract serves as both a liquidity pool and a lending market, with the capabilities of handling interest rate calculations, liquidity management, and clearing and settlement operations. The smart contract primarily interacts with two user groups:

  1. Lenders (FIL Holders)

  2. Borrowers (SPs)

Lenders are typically FIL holders looking to earn interest on their idle assets by depositing their liquidity into the pool.

Borrowers are typically SPs seeking FIL to meet their collateral requirements for expanding storage power.

The following diagram illustrates an overview of our entire ecosystem:

[1]Icon image: Flaticon.com

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Figure 1[1]: Relationship between lenders, borrowers and the liquidity pool