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Collateral and Loan to Value

Fund·Updated Sept 24, 2026·3 min read

Loan to value (LTV) is your debt divided by your collateral, in dollars. Borrow $400 against $1,000 of collateral and your LTV is 40%. Every pair on Fund has three limits built on it.

The three limits

  • Max LTV: the most you can borrow when you open or grow a loan.
  • Liquidation threshold: the LTV at which a loan can be liquidated. It sits above the max LTV to give you room.
  • Liquidation penalty: the extra share of collateral a liquidator receives for repaying your debt.
Example

These numbers are an example, not Fund's settings.

A pair allows a max LTV of 70% and has a liquidation threshold of 80%.

You deposit 10 SOL at $150, so $1,500 of collateral, and borrow up to $1,050 (70%).

If SOL falls until your $1,050 of debt is 80% of your collateral, the collateral is worth $1,312.50, which is $131.25 per SOL. That is your liquidation price.

Why limits differ per pair

Limits follow risk. A pair between two stablecoins moves little, so it can allow a higher LTV. A pair where the collateral can drop fast needs more room between the max LTV and the liquidation threshold. Liquidity matters too: a liquidator must be able to sell the collateral without moving its price too much.

Limits for each pair

PairCollateralDebtMax LTVLiquidation threshold
#1SOLUSDCSet before launchSet before launch
#2SOLUSDTSet before launchSet before launch
#3JitoSOLUSDCSet before launchSet before launch
#4JitoSOLSOLSet before launchSet before launch
#5cbBTCUSDCSet before launchSet before launch
#6cbBTCUSDTSet before launchSet before launch
#7ETHUSDCSet before launchSet before launch
#8ETHUSDTSet before launchSet before launch
#9USDCUSDTSet before launchSet before launch
#10USDTUSDCSet before launchSet before launch

Every limit is published here before borrowing opens and shown live on each pair page.

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