How We Secure Your Funds

Overcollateralization, smart contract audits, and non-custodial architecture.

Security is not a feature. It's the foundation. unflat is built around multiple layers of protection to safeguard your deposit.

Layer 1: Overcollateralized lending

Every loan in the Morpho markets that unflat uses is overcollateralized. Borrowers must lock up assets worth significantly more than they borrow.

How it works:

  1. A borrower wants to borrow $10,000 in USDC

  2. They must lock up, say, $15,000 worth of ETH as collateral

  3. If ETH's price drops and the collateral falls below a safety threshold, the smart contract automatically sells the collateral to repay lenders

  4. The borrower absorbs the loss, not you

This liquidation mechanism is enforced by code, not by a human decision. It runs 24/7, automatically, without exception.

Layer 2: Smart contract audits

The smart contracts underlying Morpho Protocol have been audited by leading security firms. These audits check for:

  • Vulnerabilities and potential attack vectors

  • Logic errors in the code

  • Edge cases that could be exploited

  • Access control and permission issues

Morpho has managed over $5B in assets with zero security exploits to date.

Layer 3: Non-custodial design

unflat is non-custodial. This means:

  • You retain ownership of your wallet and your funds

  • unflat never holds your assets in its own accounts

  • Your deposit goes directly into the protocol from your wallet

  • You can verify your position on-chain at any time

No one at unflat can move your funds. The protocol enforces the rules, not a person.

Layer 4: On-chain transparency

Every transaction is recorded on the blockchain and can be independently verified. You don't need to take our word for it.

As we like to say: "Please don't trust us. Verify what we're telling you."

You can check:

  • Where your funds are allocated

  • How much interest you've earned

  • The collateralization ratio of the lending pools

  • The full history of transactions

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