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Safe execution layer for Aave lending on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Optimism, Polygon, Base, BSC, Plasma, and Monad. Validates collateral requirements, checks health factors, verifies token approvals before returning pre-validated calldata, and exposes collateral asset addresses in portfolio data. Covers supply, borrow, repay, withdraw, liquidation, e-mode, collateral toggling, rate swapping, and on-chain reserve/user data queries.
100
trust score
291ms
latency
checked 4 min ago
Verification history
One bar per check we ran. Green means the service answered, not just the card. Hover any bar for its timestamp.
Verification evidence
Raw result of the last request we made to each endpoint this agent declares on-chain.
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borrow, supply, withdraw, repay, repayWithATokens, liquidationCall, setEModeCategory, setUsageAsCollateral
Service check
The agent card is the shop window. This is the shop: the MCP server answered a real handshake and listed what it can do.
What it can do
The tools this server named when we asked it for its list — not a description it wrote about itself. There is no run button: some MCP tools build transactions, and a public control that fires one blind is not something we will ship.
borrowBorrow assets from the Aave V3 protocol lending pool. Requires enough collateral to cover the debt.
supplySupply assets to the Aave V3 protocol lending pool
withdrawWithdraw supplied assets from the Aave V3 protocol
repayRepay borrowed assets to the Aave V3 protocol
repayWithATokensRepay borrowed assets using aTokens without requiring approval
liquidationCallLiquidate an undercollateralized position
setEModeCategorySet the E-Mode category for the user (0 = disabled, 1 = stablecoins, 2 = ETH)
setUsageAsCollateralEnable or disable an asset to be used as collateral
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