FAQ
Welcome to the Smart Lending AI FAQ — here you'll find clear, concise answers to the most common questions from our community and users.
❓ What is SLAI?
Smart Lending AI (SLAI) is a decentralized lending platform that lets users lock approved tokens and borrow ETH instantly — without selling. It uses real-time WETH pair pricing and AI-based risk logic to make lending safer and more flexible for on-chain traders.
❓ How much can I borrow?
You can borrow up to 50% of the USD value of your token, depending on its volatility and liquidity. High-volatility tokens = lower LTV High-liquidity tokens = higher LTV
❓ What is the interest rate?
SLAI charges a flat 5% interest on all loans. However, if you stake 50,000+ SLAI tokens, you pay 0% interest — permanently.
❓ How are token prices calculated?
SLAI does not use centralized oracles. It calculates token prices on-chain using real-time reserve data from WETH liquidity pairs (e.g., Uniswap V2/V3).
❓ What happens if I don’t repay?
If your token drops 40% or more in value, SLAI will automatically liquidate your position. This means your collateral is sold to repay the loan and protect the protocol.
❓ Can I use SLAI on mobile?
Yes. SLAI supports mobile interaction via a dedicated Telegram Lending Bot, allowing you to borrow ETH and manage loans without connecting a browser wallet.
❓ Is SLAI audited?
Yes. The core contracts will be audited and published ahead of our mainnet launch on June 30, 2025.
❓ Which tokens are supported?
Only tokens that are approved via oscAI, our audit intelligence partner, are eligible. This ensures the collateral is liquid, legitimate, and safe to support.
❓ What’s the difference between Smart Contract Lending and oscaBlend?
Smart Contract Lending: Fully on-chain, public, automated.
oscaBlend: A private lending channel with custom terms and off-chain negotiation, but enforced on-chain.
❓ Can I stake SLAI tokens?
Yes! By staking at least 50,000 SLAI, you get:
0% interest on loans
Access to exclusive features
More resources and guides will be published soon in our GitBook and developer portal.
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