AutoFinance Yield,
On Autopilot
AutoFinance automatically moves your liquidity across the best DeFi protocols so you earn more without watching charts all day.
AutoFinance by the numbers
Since launching on Ethereum mainnet, the AutoFinance platform has processed real capital across hundreds of rebalance cycles. Here is where things stand today.
How it works
The whole point of AutoFinance's protocol is that you should not need a PhD in DeFi to earn a competitive yield. Here is the flow in plain terms.
Pick an Autopool
Choose a pool that matches your asset—ETH, USDC, USDT, or EURC. Each Autopool has a risk profile and a set of approved destinations. More on Autopool types →
Deposit your tokens
Connect your wallet, approve the token (a one-time ERC-20 permission), and deposit. You receive vault shares that represent your proportional balance. No minimums, no lock-ups.
The protocol rebalances automatically
Off-chain solvers and on-chain keepers watch rate changes across Aave, Morpho, Curve, Balancer, and others—then submit rebalance transactions when moving funds would net a better return. The mechanics follow patterns described in Ethereum's smart contract documentation.
Returns compound in the base asset
Swap fees, interest, and token rewards are harvested, converted to the pool's base asset, and re-deployed. Your share value goes up without you doing a thing.
Withdraw any time
Burn your vault shares to get back the base asset plus accrued yield. Gas is the only cost. There are no withdrawal fees on standard Autopools.
Why AutoFinance
You could manually supply liquidity to Aave, then move to Morpho when rates shift, then provide to a Curve pool—and repeat that every week. Or you could let the AutoFinance platform do it and get on with your life.
Real automation
Rebalances happen on-chain with transparent transaction history. Nothing happens off-chain without a corresponding EVM transaction you can audit yourself—consistent with the principles behind decentralized finance.
Multi-protocol reach
The team behind AutoFinance has integrated 91+ destinations spanning lending markets (Aave v3, Morpho, Fluid) and AMMs (Curve, Balancer V3, Aerodrome). More are added via governance.
Audited from day one
Contracts have been reviewed by multiple top global security firms. An active bug bounty on Immunefi keeps independent researchers looking for anything the audits missed. Four years, zero exploits.
Multi-chain, growing
Already live on Ethereum, Base, and Arbitrum—Base being a particularly strong fit for lower-gas users who still want access to blue-chip DeFi yield without bridging overhead.
Want the full picture? Read the protocol overview or check the FAQ.
Key features
These are the things that actually matter when you are putting real money into a yield protocol.
FAQ
Quick answers to the questions people actually ask. For deeper dives, head to the full FAQ page.
What is AutoFinance?
AutoFinance is an automated DeFi protocol that moves your liquidity between lending markets and AMMs—Aave, Curve, Balancer, Morpho—to chase the best available yield without you lifting a finger. Think of it as a savings account that never stops shopping for a better interest rate.
How do I deposit into AutoFinance?
Connect a Web3 wallet, pick an Autopool that matches your preferred asset (ETH, USDC, USDT, or EURC), approve the token, and deposit. The protocol handles everything from there. No dashboards to check daily, no manual moves required.
Is AutoFinance safe and audited?
AutoFinance's smart contracts have been audited by multiple top-tier security firms. The protocol has maintained a clean track record since launch—four years, zero exploits. An active bug bounty program on Immunefi provides an additional layer of independent scrutiny.
What chains does AutoFinance support?
Ethereum mainnet, Base, and Arbitrum are live today. Plans for additional EVM-compatible networks are in progress and subject to governance approval via $AUTO holders.
Can I withdraw at any time?
Yes. No lock-up periods on standard Autopools. You burn your vault shares and receive the base asset plus accrued yield. The only cost is the gas fee for the on-chain transaction—normal for any EVM network.
Why should I use AutoFinance instead of managing yield manually?
Manually tracking dozens of protocols, watching rate changes, and paying gas for every rebalance eats into returns fast. Realistically, unless you are glued to a monitor and willing to pay gas multiple times a week, you will underperform an automated strategy that rebalances only when it is actually profitable to do so.
What is an Autopool?
An Autopool is a vault that holds a single base asset—say ETH or USDC—and autonomously allocates that asset across whitelisted DeFi destinations. The set of allowed destinations, risk parameters, and rebalance thresholds are defined in the pool's smart contract and adjustable through governance.
How does AutoFinance earn yield?
The protocol supplies liquidity to lending markets like Aave and Morpho, contributes to AMM pools on Curve and Balancer v3, and collects trading fees and interest. All returns are compounded back into the base asset automatically. EIP-1559 on Ethereum means gas cost predictability helps the optimizer decide when rebalancing is net-positive.
What token does AutoFinance use?
The native governance and incentive token is $AUTO, which replaced $TOKE in the most recent protocol upgrade. If you hold $TOKE, migration is live and incentivised—check the app for details. $AUTO holders vote on protocol parameters and earn rewards by participating in governance.
Can I use AutoFinance if I am new to DeFi?
Absolutely. You do not need to understand every protocol under the hood. If you can connect a wallet and hold a supported asset, you can deposit and start earning. The dashboard shows your balance and returns in plain numbers—no mental gymnastics around rebasing tokens or complex LP math.