Easy Mode & Expert Mode

The app has two faces on the same account and the same money: Easy mode, a clean savings experience, and Expert mode, the full market console. Switch any time with the toggle in the header: nothing about your positions changes, only how much the interface shows you.

The same money, two ways#

Easy mode names what you would call it at a bank: US Dollar, Euro, an interest rate, a Deposit button. The crypto is still there, folded away under Cryptocurrencies.
Expert mode shows the same three markets as a table: supply and borrow rates side by side, total value locked, and a row that opens the full market detail.

What each mode shows#

Easy modeExpert mode
LanguagePlain money terms: deposit, withdraw, earnProtocol terms: supply, redeem, utilization, collateral factor
Home screenYour balance, your yield, one-tap depositSortable market table across every pool
NetworksInvisible: Stellar under the hoodExplicit network switcher, per-chain markets
BorrowingGuided flow with guardrails and safe limitsPer-market borrowing with full rate curves
Market detailNot shownInterest-rate curve, APY history, advanced metrics per market
Best forSaving and earning without the jargonActive DeFi users managing multiple positions

Switching modes#

Use the Easy/Expert toggle in the app header. The choice is remembered on your device, and a short intro explains the other mode the first time you switch. Deep links work too: /app?view=easy and /app?view=expert.

Same engine underneath

Easy mode is not a separate product with different rates. A deposit made in Easy mode is the same on-chain position you'd see in Expert mode: same pool, same APY, same withdrawal rights. Expert mode just removes the simplifications.

Common questions

Do Easy mode and Expert mode use different rates?

No. Both are views onto the same on-chain positions. A deposit made in Easy mode is the identical position you would see in Expert mode, with the same pool, the same APY and the same withdrawal rights.

How do I switch between the modes?

Use the Easy and Expert toggle in the app header. The choice is remembered on your device, and you can also deep-link with /app?view=easy or /app?view=expert.

Which mode should a beginner use?

Easy mode. It removes the jargon and the network choice, and it suggests borrow limits well below the maximum. You can move to Expert mode later without migrating anything.

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