Chymia
  • What is Chymia
  • ELI5: Activities on Chymia
  • Protocol Concepts
    • Connecting Web3 Wallets to Chymia
    • Depositing Collateral and Minting cUSD
      • Vault
      • Individual Vault Collateral Ratio (ICR)
      • Minimum Collateral Ratio (MCR)
      • Loan Duration
      • Liquidation Reserve
    • Using cUSD
      • Stability Pool
        • Acquiring Liquidated Collateral at a Discount
      • Redemption
    • Repaying cUSD Debt
    • Peg Maintenance
    • Liquidations
      • Liquidator
      • Claiming Liquidated Collateral
      • Liquidation Penalty
      • Underfunded Stability Pool
    • Recovery Mode
      • Impact on Fees
      • Impact on Liquidations
    • Fees
      • Minting Fees
      • Redemption Fees
      • Non-Redemption Fees
      • Interest Fees on Debt
    • Supported Collateral
  • Governance
    • Protocol Governance
    • Earning CHY
    • Emissions
    • Locking
    • Voting
    • Boosting Emissions
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Vault

When you deposit supported collateral to mint cUSD, you are borrowing against that collateral.

In order to efficiently manage your collateral and associated debt, Chymia creates a vault, which is tied to a unique FVM address - each address can only have one vault for each specific type of collateral.

The vault records two balances:

  1. Collateral balance

  2. Debt balance of cUSD

You can manage these balances by increasing or decreasing the amount of collateral and debt. Changing these balances will directly affect the vault’s collateral ratio. When you fully repay the debt balance, the vault will be closed.

Additionally, when you open a vault, you can also determine if the vault can be redeemed by other users. You can pay a non-redemption fee to disable the vault from being redeemed by other users.

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