Sturdy Finance Integrates EPNS
Sturdy Finance Integrates EPNS to provide Sturdy’s users with real-time information regarding liquidations and interest rates.
Why EPNS? On one hand, Content Producers & Businesses need effective communication channels with their user base and audiences. This promotes customer engagement and customer retention. Subscribers need to stay up-to-date with their activities in different platforms as well as with latest news of a product or service. This creates a win – win situation for both the business and their users! And now announcing Sturdy Finance Integrates EPNS.
Integration
Through this collaboration, Sturdy’s users can opt-in to receive push notifications for the following events:
- Approaching liquidation: borrowers will be reminded of potential liquidations in a timely manner so that they can actively manage their position
- Borrowing APR alerts: when borrowing interest rates kick in, this push enables borrowers to decide if they want to keep the position open or close it
- High yields: this will notify yield farmers if APYs go above a certain threshold
The two teams are working to develop an official Sturdy channel on the EPNS platform. Users will be able to easily subscribe by connecting web3 wallets like MetaMask to receive notifications.
About EPNS
EPNS is building the world’s first open communication layer for the Web3 ecosystem, first for Ethereum and then for L2s and other blockchains. The protocol enables any smart contracts, dApps, or traditional servers to send notifications tied to wallet addresses of a user in a platform-agnostic fashion (i.e: notifs can be integrated and shown on any crypto wallet, mobile apps, extension, or dApps).
About Sturdy Finance
Sturdy is a first of its kind DeFi protocol for interest-free borrowing and high-yield lending. Rather than charging borrowers interest, Sturdy stakes their collateral and passes the yield to lenders. Furthermore, this model changes the relationship between borrowers and lenders to make Sturdy the first positive-sum lending protocol.