Falcon Finance
Lending app — deposit your token, earn interest from people who borrow it.
100% on Ethereum · also on 0 other chains
Chains
1
Live yield options
2
Best reward rate
4.89%
Live since
2025
Where it runs
Available on 1 chains
Earn here · live yield options
Yields available on Falcon Finance
2 live options — yields range 4.89% to 4.89% per year, with a median of 4.89%.
How it works
Using Falcon Finance in three steps
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Deposit your token
Pick a token you already hold, send it to the lending app's smart contract. You keep custody — your tokens just sit in a pool earning interest.
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Earn interest
Other people borrow against your deposit. The interest they pay flows back to you, accruing in real time.
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3
Withdraw whenever
No lock-up. You can pull your tokens (plus accrued interest) any time the pool has free liquidity.
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About Falcon Finance
Description provided by the protocol team. Always verify directly before depositing funds.
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Top tokens earning yield through Falcon Finance
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Frequently asked
What people ask about Falcon Finance
What is Falcon Finance?
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Falcon Finance is an on-chain app. Lending app — deposit your token, earn interest from people who borrow it.
Is using Falcon Finance safe?
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Falcon Finance has 2 public audits on file. Audits help — they don't eliminate risk. Always check what tokens you're depositing and never put in more than you can afford to lose.
How much can I earn?
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Right now yields on Falcon Finance run 4.9%–4.9% per year, depending on which pool you pick and which chain you use. Rates change with demand.
Which chains does it run on?
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Falcon Finance runs on 1 chains, including Ethereum. Each chain has its own fees and speeds — pick the one you already use.
Figures are reference values aggregated from public sources and refresh hourly. Always confirm directly before depositing funds.
See also
Terms used on this page
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Smart Contract
Code on a blockchain that runs automatically when called. DeFi protocols are smart contracts — bugs in the code can lose user funds.
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Audit
An independent security review of a smart contract. More audits and longer track record reduce — but never eliminate — code risk.
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Impermanent Loss
A loss LP providers experience when the two pool tokens diverge in price. The loss only crystallises if you withdraw at that ratio.
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Oracle
An on-chain feed of off-chain data — usually prices. Lending and CDP protocols rely on oracles to liquidate positions correctly.
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TVL (Total Value Locked)
The total dollar value of assets currently deposited in a DeFi protocol. A rough proxy for adoption and trust.