Arbitrum Portal Launches Earn Feature with Vaults.fyi Integration
Arbitrum Portal Launches Earn Feature with Vaults.fyi Integration
馃敁 Arbitrum's new move
Arbitrum has launched Earn on its Portal, a new feature that simplifies access to onchain yield opportunities.
Key Features:
- Cross-chain token swaps powered by LI.FI Protocol
- Unified vault management interface
- Portfolio tracking in one place
- Integration with major DeFi protocols including Aave, Morpho, and Pendle
Infrastructure Partnership: Arbitrum partnered with Vaults.fyi as their core infrastructure provider. The platform handles Earn's data feeds, transaction processing, and portfolio tracking capabilities.
Users can now access yield opportunities across multiple chains without leaving the Arbitrum Portal. The feature aims to reduce friction in DeFi participation by consolidating previously fragmented processes.
Read more about Earn here: blog.arbitrum.io/portal-earn/
We'd also like to give a special thanks to @vaultsfyi, our core infrastructure partner powering Arbitrum Earn. We are leveraging vaults.fyi to power Earn data, transactions, and portfolio tracking, allowing us to simplify offering onchain yield to our users.
Earn is live on the Arbitrum Portal. Powered by @lifiprotocol's cross-chain routing, users can: - swap from different chains - access yield opportunities - manage vaults in one place Start using Earn today with @aave, @Morpho, @pendle_fi and more. portal.arbitrum.io/earn
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