The capital efficiency layer for onchain finance. Starting with cross-chain lending. Non-custodial. On Sei: @YeiFinance
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Clovis private mainnet is now live.
Clovis brings yield, bridging assets, and borrowing against collateral into a single unified account. Deposit across supported chains, move assets seamlessly between them, and use eligible positions to natively borrow on @base in markets built on @morpho.
Explore Clovis at clovis.network
Clovis deposits earn on one chain and back borrowing on another.
Before enabling a route, we review how it handles assets and positions, test its cross-chain accounting, and set limits on exposure.
We built and tested these checks before opening mainnet. Clovis is working with close partners and invited users to strengthen them further as access expands.
We spent much of the past year building Clovis around security.
That meant testing how positions are accounted for across chains and how we detect and handle delayed messages or failed routes.
Since opening mainnet a little over two weeks ago, we have been working with close partners and invited users on real use cases. We are watching how supported routes behave and using what we learn to further strengthen the system as we prepare to invite more people from the waitlist.
Clovis does not use PHP in its tech stack and is unaffected by the reported vulnerability.
4/ Say you have a deposit in a supported Earn vault on Ethereum and want to borrow on Base. An eligible vault position can back that borrowing while the underlying asset remains in its vault. Through Clovis, you manage the Ethereum deposit and the borrowing on Base in one account.
5/ Over the past year, we built and validated the vault accounting, cross-chain messaging, and recovery paths behind these connections. We are now opening mainnet to invited users with Earn, Bridge, and Borrow.
Explore Clovis at clovis.network.
You can have capital across your accounts and still need to top up the one holding your trade.
Keeping spare funds in every venue ties up capital before you know where you will need it. Putting those funds to work elsewhere means you may need to withdraw and transfer them before they can be used.
With Clovis, we want users to keep capital earning while making it easier to access when they need it elsewhere.
The Clovis waitlist is open.
Join the list for invite-only mainnet access.
waitlist.clovis.network
Yei is expanding into Clovis.
Our main account is now @ClovisNetwork as our focus expands from Sei-native lending to cross-chain lending. Yei Finance continues on Sei. Follow @YeiFinance for Yei product updates.
Clovis is the capital efficiency layer for onchain finance.
We are starting with cross-chain lending: one shared market per asset, with consistent rates across connected chains.
Clovis testnet is live across Ethereum, Base, Sei and BNB Chain.
Deposit on one connected chain. Earn and borrow across the network without bridging funds yourself.
Private mainnet access opens soon.
Clovis retweeted
For years the answer to cross-chain liquidity was to move it faster: better bridges, faster solvers.
We built the other answer. Leave it where it sits, and borrow against it across chains while it keeps earning.
It's live on testnet. Go try it 👇
Cross-chain lending is live now on Clovis testnet.
Deposit on one chain, borrow against the deepest market on another, in one action across Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, and Sei.
Your collateral keeps earning the whole time.
Try it now 👇
testnet.clovis.network/
Cross-chain lending is live now on Clovis testnet.
Deposit on one chain, borrow against the deepest market on another, in one action across Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, and Sei.
Your collateral keeps earning the whole time.
Try it now 👇
testnet.clovis.network/
Clovis retweeted
Opening a cross-chain lending position in 2026 is still absurd. Bridge the asset, wait, supply, approve, borrow, maybe bridge back. Four or five transactions across two chains, and every one is a chance to stall, overpay, or fat-finger the whole thing. So most people don't bother. They park capital on one chain and watch better rates sit one bridge away. The liquidity is there. You just can't get to it.
On Clovis, your collateral keeps earning while it backs a loan, across chains, with none of the manual setup it takes elsewhere. That is how your capital should work.
I have thought about this more than I probably should, but actively keeping your collateral earning is a chore.
Find the right yield-bearing token, find a market that accepts it, and even then it only works on the one chain it is on.
Move to another chain and none of it follows. You set the whole thing up again, every time, or leave your collateral sitting idle while it backs the loan.
We are building Clovis so your deposit keeps earning, and you borrow against it across chains, with no setup on your end. Your collateral should be working the whole time it is locked.
gClovis.
Deposit where you are, borrow where the liquidity is. Clovis connects lending across chains, so your collateral on one chain can borrow against a market on another, without bridging.
Was checking the latest on @DefiLlama and this stood out: USDC on @Morpho alone is spread across 116 separate pools, most of the depth locked on a couple of chains, and not a dollar of it crossing between them.
Most lending protocols look like this. Bridges shuttle money between the pools. The pools never merge.
Clovis is built to do the part bridges cannot. You deposit from the chain you are on and borrow against a market on another chain, without bridging anything yourself.
Deposit where you are, borrow where the liquidity is. Your capital should not be stranded by your chain.
