Products
Tenor offers a full suite of products, ranging from an advanced interface to fully integrated solutions for asset managers.For everyone
Tenor offers an integrated platform for borrowing and lending at fixed rates onchain.Simple UXAccess onchain fixed-rate markets with a simple and powerful interface.
Automated ActionsCreate simple policies to auto-renew your positions at maturity or default back to the variable rate to avoid having your collateral liquidated at maturity.
Alerts & MonitoringReceive real-time notifications for key events such as upcoming maturities, liquidation risk, and renewals. Monitor position health and performance.
For Curators, Funds, and Lending Desks
Tenor Prime offers institutional-grade tools for curators, funds, and lending desks to borrow, lend, and manage their operations with confidence.OTC OffersCreate and explore bespoke OTC offers, customize offers, gate markets, set liquidation grace periods.
Conditional ExecutionCreate limit orders to lend and borrow at fixed rates. Deposit collateral when your borrow fills, or earn while waiting for your limit to fill.
ComplianceSet organization-wide rules, configure account-level controls, and whitelist approved counterparties.
Frequently asked questions
Where are positions settled?
Tenor provides an interface to the Morpho protocol, a non-custodial, self-executing onchain protocol that matches lenders and borrowers at fixed interest rates.
Can you repay a position before maturity?
Yes. Borrowers can always repay their position in full before maturity. The cost to exit early is dictated by the market liquidity available.
What happens at maturity?
Before a borrowing position reaches maturity, borrowers can either repay the position in full, manually roll the position to a longer dated maturity or extend it using Tenor's auto-renewal features. Auto-renewal seamlessly rolls positions into new fixed-rate maturities or variable-rate markets, allowing borrowers to maintain their position without interruption and manual intervention.
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