Stablecoins

Earn has no separate stablecoin product. A stablecoin yield is an ordinary yield in lending, vaults, LPing, or RWAs whose inputToken (or token) is a stablecoin, and DeFi alone has more than 400 of them. Use this page to find yields for a stablecoin you hold and to pick the category to read next.

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Discover yields for a stablecoin

GET /v1/yields filters on the token side with inputToken or inputTokens (accepts entry) and token (the yield’s underlying token), each matched by symbol or address, and you can combine them with types, providers, and networks in the same request. For example, inputToken=USDC&types=lending returns the lending yields enabled for your project that accept USDC. The response is project-scoped: it returns only the yields enabled for your API key’s project, not a global catalog. See Discover yields for the full filter reference and pagination.

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Where stablecoins earn

Every row uses the same action lifecycle: request an enter or exit, sign, and submit. What differs by category is the position model and, for RWAs, whether entry needs a KYC handoff first; see the category or protocol page for that yield.

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Networks

Stablecoin yields exist on every network a category’s providers support, not on one fixed list. See Networks for per-network coverage instead of assuming a stablecoin is available everywhere a protocol operates.

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Two ways to ship a stablecoin yield

Integrating a yield directly can carry a deposit fee where the yield’s mechanics.possibleFeeTakingMechanisms allows it. To also charge management and performance fees, wrap the yield in an OAV (Optimized Allocator Vault): a single-strategy OAV, or a Meta Vault that spreads one deposit across several strategies. See Monetization.

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Next steps