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Euler

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Euler is a modular Ethereum lending protocol whose Ethereum Vault Connector (EVC) and Euler Vault Kit (EVK) let anyone deploy a customized lending market; relaunched as v2 in 2024 after a fully recovered March 2023 exploit.

LendingEthereumArbitrumBaseBNB ChainAvalancheLineaSonicBerachainUnichainMonadPlasmaHyperliquid L1BOBSwellchainTACMantleTVL: $301.1MLast updated: Sep 16, 2026
Risk Rating
AA
Safety Score
89

Risk Profile Overview

Overall Rating
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The Problem

Monolithic lending pools force every depositor to share systemic risk with every borrower; risk curation, asset listings, and parameter changes move slowly through DAO governance. Capital is bottlenecked behind a single risk envelope.

The Solution

Euler v2 decomposes lending into independent ERC-4626 vaults connected by the immutable EVC. Anyone can deploy a vault with custom risk parameters, oracles, and curator. Users pick the vault that matches their risk tolerance.

Why it Matters

Modular lending architecture (EVC + EVK) — distinct from Aave's monolithic pool and Morpho Blue's single-pair markets. Each vault is independently governed and can use any other vault as collateral. Backed by a $7.5M Cantina bug bounty and a rewritten, formally verified codebase.

Protocol Metrics

TVL Trend
$301.11M

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Frequently asked questions about Euler

What is Euler?+

Euler is a Lending protocol operating on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Linea, Sonic, Berachain, Unichain, Monad, Plasma, Hyperliquid L1, BOB, Swellchain, TAC, Mantle. Euler is a modular Ethereum lending protocol whose Ethereum Vault Connector (EVC) and Euler Vault Kit (EVK) let anyone deploy a customized lending market; relaunched as v2 in 2024 after a fully recovered March 2023 exploit.

How does Euler work?+

Euler v2 decomposes lending into independent ERC-4626 vaults connected by the immutable EVC. Anyone can deploy a vault with custom risk parameters, oracles, and curator. Users pick the vault that matches their risk tolerance.

Is Euler safe?+

DeFi Sentinel rates Euler AA with a safety score of 89/100, indicating very low risk. The score reflects five risk dimensions: smart contract & technical risk, economic design & market risk, governance & centralization, sustainability & competitive position, and reputation & social trust. Euler has 7 audits on record. DeFi Sentinel's analysis flagged 3 medium, 3 low risk alerts across Smart Contract & Technical Risk, Economic Design & Market Risk, Governance & Centralization and Sustainability & Competitive Position. As with all DeFi protocols, residual risk remains and users should review the full risk breakdown before depositing.

What is the safety score of Euler?+

Euler has a DeFi Sentinel safety score of 89/100 (rating AA), last updated September 16, 2026. The score is computed across smart contract & technical risk (30%), economic design & market risk (25%), governance & centralization (20%), sustainability & competitive position (15%), and reputation & social trust (10%).

Which chains does Euler support?+

Euler is deployed on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Linea, Sonic, Berachain, Unichain, Monad, Plasma, Hyperliquid L1, BOB, Swellchain, TAC, Mantle.

Has Euler been audited?+

Yes. Euler has 7 audit reports on record from firms including OpenZeppelin, Spearbit, Certora. Audit reports and dates are linked under the Resources tab on this page.