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Earn on Idle Assets

Learn how to provide single-sided liquidity to the Nolus lending pools and earn rewards from the interest paid by the borrowers

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Earning yield on Nolus is a seamless experience available directly through the Nolus Web App. After connecting your preferred non-custodial wallet, navigate to the Earn section in the left sidebar. Here you can Supply and Withdraw supported assets and track your earning performance.

At the top of the Earn page, you’ll now see three key metrics:


Your Deposits

The total value of assets you currently have supplied, shown in USD.

Yield Earned

The total yield accumulated to date based on realized earnings.


Annual Projection

The estimated yearly returns in USD based on current yield rates and current asset prices.

These values update automatically on an hourly basis as your assets accrue rewards


Supplying Assets

To start earning, click Supply at the top right. A pop-up will appear where you can:

  • Select an asset from the dropdown menu

  • Enter the amount you wish to supply

The Preview section shows the projected amount based on accumulated rewards over the next four years.

After reviewing the details, click Supply and confirm the transaction in your connected wallet. Once confirmed, your supplied balance will appear in your Earn portfolio.

Rewards in the pool are auto-compounded, so when you withdraw, you receive both your original deposit and the accumulated rewards in one transaction.


Withdrawing Assets

To withdraw, go to the Earn section and click Withdraw. In the window that opens:

  • Select the asset

  • Enter the amount you want to withdraw (or use Balance to fill your entire supply)

After verifying the details, click Withdraw and confirm the transaction in your wallet. The funds are transferred back to your wallet immediately once the transaction finalizes.


Important

Deposits may be automatically suspended if the utilization level for a pool drops below the minimum utilization threshold. This threshold is typically 65%, but it is set per pool and may change through governance.


To monitor current pool utilization levels, visit the protocol stats page.

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