CompliFi
  • Overview
  • FAQ: Perpetual x5 Tokens
  • FAQ: Covered Call Options (CCOs)
  • FAQ: Investing / Providing Liquidity
  • Key Concepts
    • Protocol Architecture
    • No Counterparty Risk
    • Perpetual Derivatives
    • Providing Liquidity
    • Investment Returns
    • Additional Materials
  • Community
    • COMFI Token
  • Developers
    • Introduction
    • Pool Data
    • Trading
    • Liquidity Operations
    • Protocol TVL & Pool APYs
    • Smart Contract Addresses
    • ABIs
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Overview

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CompliFi is a decentralised derivatives protocol focused on delivering a simple, but uncompromised experience for traders, and a strong return on capital for investors.

The protocol uses investors' liquidity as collateral to create an algorithmic market in a range of financial instruments, allowing traders to implement a variety of sophisiticated risk strategies.

CompliFi plays the counterparty role in all trading activity and manages the resulting risk through sophisticated on-chain algorithms, geared towards a consistent APY and downside protection.

By design, CompliFi derivatives do not carry any counterparty risk - they are fully collateralised at all times and in all market conditions. As a result, CompliFi does not make use of margin calls or liquidations.

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