INIT Capital
  • Protocol Overview
    • Introduction
    • Liquidity Hook
      • Benefits to DApps
      • Benefits to INIT Users
    • INIT Growth Loop
  • Lending
    • Assets List
    • How Deposit Works
    • Lending APR
    • LP Tokens as Collateral
    • Lending Cap
  • Borrowing
    • Assets List
    • Borrow Cap
    • Health Factor
      • Blast Parameters
      • Mantle Parameters
    • Minimal Liquidation
    • Interest Rate Model
    • Flash Borrow
    • Auto E-Mode
    • Debt Ceiling
  • Key Features
    • Flash Borrow
    • Multi-Silo Positions
    • LP Tokens as Collateral
    • Yield-Bearing Tokens as Collateral
  • For dApps
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  1. Key Features

Flash Borrow

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Flash borrow allows users to borrow A to interact with integrated protocols, to return B as collateral, maximizing composability.

This simplifies the looping process, position rebalancing, and minimizes gas fees.

Flash Borrow vs Flash Loans

In flash loans, users can borrow liquidity from lending pools for any arbitrary use and return the borrowed liquidity without any fee within one transaction. The lending pool’s token is guaranteed to remain unchanged after the transaction.

On the other hand, flash borrow allows users to manage their positions automatically using the available liquidity from the lending pools. However, the users’ position must be healthy, and the lending pool’s token is not guaranteed to remain unchanged after the transaction.

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