Frax (FRAX) on Frax: APY, TVL and history
4 liquid FRAX pools on Frax (Algo-Stables) across 2 chains. frax.com/ ↗
4.43%
Best APY
0.00%
30d avg, largest pool
$13.1M
Liquidity
4
Pools
2
Audits listed
| Pool | APY | 30d avg | TVL ▾ | 30d | Risk | Chain | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FPI-FRAX Frax | 0.00% base 0.00% | 0.00% | $6.8M | — | Stable LP | Ethereum | Deposit ↗ |
| FRAX-WFRXETH Frax | 1.86% base 1.86% | 1.60% | $2.9M | — | LP IL Stable/Up | Fraxtal | Deposit ↗ |
| IQ-FRAX Frax | 12.65% base 12.65% | 4.43% | $2.0M | — | LP IL Down | Ethereum | Deposit ↗ |
| FRAX-FXS Frax | 0.15% base 0.15% | 0.06% | $1.3M | — | LP IL Stable/Up | Fraxtal | Deposit ↗ |
APY history FPI-FRAX on Ethereum, largest pool, 90 days
APYBase APY (without rewards)60 daily points
About Frax
FRAX is a dollar-pegged stablecoin that uses AMO smart contracts and permissionless, non-custodial subprotocols as stability mechanisms. The two internal subprotocols used as stability mechanisms are Fraxlend, a decentralized lending market and Fraxswap, an automated market maker (AMM) with special features. The external subprotocol used as a stability mechanism is Curve. Additional subprotocols and AMOs can be added with governance allowing FRAX to incorporate future stability mechanisms seamlessly as they are discovered
FRAX elsewhere
- Curve DEXbest 5.02% · $40.0M
- Convex Financebest 4.41% · $33.9M
- Uniswap V3best 2.02% · $4.1M
Questions people ask
What APY does Frax pay on FRAX?
Right now the best FRAX pool on Frax pays 4.43% APY with $13.1M of liquidity. 4 pools are tracked for this pair; the table above lists every one with its chain and 30-day average.
On which chains can I deposit FRAX into Frax?
Ethereum, Fraxtal. Pick the chain where you already hold FRAX to avoid bridge fees; our bridge list covers the rest.
Is Frax a safe place for FRAX?
Frax is a algo-stables protocol with 2 listed audit(s). Large TVL and a long track record lower risk but do not remove it: smart-contract bugs, oracle failures and governance changes can all cost depositors money. Never deposit more than you can lose.