Accounts and actions
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Lending account | A group of supplied assets and debts evaluated together. One wallet can own several accounts. |
| Position NFT | The transferable token that controls a lending account, including its collateral and debt. See ownership. |
| Debt | The amount an account owes after borrowing, including accrued interest. |
| Delegate | A governance-approved, active position manager that the account owner authorizes to act on the account. |
| Supply | Assets added to a lending account to earn variable interest and serve as collateral. See Supply. |
| Borrow | Assets received against collateral, creating debt that accrues interest. See Borrow. |
| Repay | A payment that reduces debt. See Repay. |
| Withdraw | Removal of supplied assets, subject to liquidity and account checks. See Withdraw. |
Liquidity and interest
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Central pool | The contract holding lending assets and tracking separate market balances. See Liquidity model. |
| Hub | A group that separates market accounting. The same token in two hubs forms two markets. See Hubs. |
| Market | One asset in one hub, with its own liquidity, debt, and interest settings. See Markets. |
| Spoke | The risk profile an account is permanently bound to. Its eligible markets, collateral settings, and caps can change through governance. See Spokes. |
| Utilization | The fraction of a market’s total supplied balance that is borrowed. See Interest and revenue. |
| APY | Annual percentage yield: an annual rate including a compounding assumption. A variable APY is not a promised return. |
| APR | Annual percentage rate: an annual rate excluding the compounding effect included in APY. |
| Reserve factor | The share of borrower interest allocated to protocol revenue. |
| Interest index | A multiplier used to convert an internal balance into a supplied amount or debt with accrued interest. See the interest reference. |
| Scaled balance | The internal balance converted using the relevant supply or borrow interest index. |
Collateral and risk
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Collateral | Supplied assets backing an account’s debt. |
| LTV | Loan-to-value: the share of collateral value counted toward borrowing capacity. See Risk parameters. |
| Liquidation threshold | The share of collateral value used in the health-factor calculation. |
| Health factor | Collateral value weighted by liquidation thresholds, divided by debt value. Below 1 means eligible for liquidation. A maximum reported value alone does not prove the account has no debt. See Health factor. |
| Liquidation bonus | Extra collateral value allocated to a liquidator above debt repaid, subject to caps, available collateral, fees, and rounding. See Liquidations. |
| Bad debt | Debt that cannot be recovered from collateral. A write-off reduces supply claims in the affected market. |
| Supply or borrow cap | The limit on ordinary supply or debt exposure for one market on a spoke. A zero cap blocks ordinary new exposure. Liquidation share credits bypass the supply cap. |
| Slippage | The difference between a quoted swap outcome and the amount received at execution. |
Prices and governance
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Oracle | A source of asset prices used in account valuation. See Oracles. |
| Price aggregator | The protocol service that reads and validates configured price sources. |
| Fail-closed pricing | An action requiring an invalid or unavailable price fails instead of proceeding. |
| RWA | Real-world asset, including tokenized claims linked to assets outside the blockchain. |
| NAV | Net asset value, used by some asset issuers and oracle feeds to value shares. |
| Governance | The administrative contract and designated roles controlling protocol settings. See Governance. |
| Timelock | A required delay between scheduling a governance operation and executing it. |
Integration terms
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Controller | The contract that accepts lending actions and checks account rules. See System architecture. |
| SAC | Stellar Asset Contract: the contract interface for a classic Stellar asset, including XLM. Custom Soroban tokens can use the same token interface. |
| XDR | External Data Representation: the format Stellar uses to encode transactions and contract values. Transaction XDR can be unsigned or signed. |
| Soroban RPC | A service used to read contract state, simulate and prepare transactions, submit them, and check their status. |
sourceSequence | The current sequence number of the Stellar source account, supplied to a transaction builder as a decimal string. It is unrelated to a lending account ID. |
accountId | The lending account identifier returned by portfolio reads. It identifies the position NFT within its network and NFT contract. |
accountNonce | The lending account ID used by transaction builders. For supply, 0 requests a new account; an existing ID selects that account. |
| Flash loan | A loan repaid with its fee before the same transaction ends. See Flash loans. |
| Flash position | A callback-based action that creates collateralized debt remaining after the transaction. It has no flash-loan fee. See Flash positions. |
| Blend migration | A transaction moving selected balances from an approved Blend pool to XOXNO. See Blend migration. |
| DeFindex | A third-party vault protocol with an adapter that supplies vault assets to XOXNO. See DeFindex strategy. |
| Basis points (BPS) | A percentage unit: 100 basis points equals 1%. |
| Token base unit | The smallest amount represented by a token’s decimal precision. For a two-decimal token, one base unit is 0.01 tokens. |
| RAY | A fixed-point scale of 10^27 used for internal balances and interest indexes. See the type reference. |
| WAD | A fixed-point scale of 10^18 used for prices, USD values, and health factor. See the type reference. |

