# EnsoFi

> Built to make DeFi easy, so anyone can earn, across any chain.

EnsoFi is a decentralized lending and liquidity protocol operating across multiple blockchains. It uses AI-powered agents to automate yield strategies for users managing cross-chain DeFi positions.

EnsoFi is a decentralized lending and liquidity protocol operating across multiple blockchains. It lets users deposit collateral, borrow against it, and provide liquidity from a single cross-chain interface, with automated agents surfacing yield strategies on their behalf. The protocol is built for users who want to manage a range of DeFi positions without moving between separate chain specific platforms.

Enso DeFAI Agents Suite, EnsoFi's AI agent platform, scans DeFi markets and executes strategy decisions for depositors, reducing the manual steps otherwise required to move funds between networks. Cross-chain execution uses one-click routing, so a single action can settle a lending, borrowing, or liquidity position on the destination chain.

Beyond its lending and liquidity platform, EnsoFi is developing Cloak, a confidential layer intended to support private transfers, lending, and swaps. The protocol also maintains a collectible NFT series and a points based rewards program tied to platform activity. EnsoFi is used by participants seeking automated, cross-chain yield management alongside privacy focused tooling still in development.

- Type: Protocol
- Sector: DeFi
- Status: Active
- Founded: 2023-01-01
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/ensofi

## Products

- [EnsoFi DApp](https://thegrid.id/profiles/ensofi): EnsoFi DApp is a decentralized borrowing and lending protocol that provides cross-chain lending, liquidity provision, and yield farming. It lets users deposit collateral, take out loans, and supply liquidity through a single interface, with positions routed automatically to the destination blockchain. The product consolidates DeFi activity that would otherwise require a separate account on each supported network into one dashboard. (Decentralised Borrowing & Lending, Live, Main Product)
- [EDAS (Enso DeFAI Agents Suite)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/ensofi): EDAS deploys AI-powered agents for automated yield optimization through strategic fund management, enabling users to maximize DeFi returns with minimal effort across multiple chains. (AI Agent Platform, Live)
- [Cloak](https://thegrid.id/profiles/ensofi): Cloak is a privacy tool that EnsoFi is developing to let users conduct private transfers, lending, and swaps. It is designed to route these transactions through a confidential layer that shields position and transaction details from public view. The product is intended to extend EnsoFi's existing lending and liquidity functionality with a privacy preserving option alongside its public DeFi app. (Privacy Tools, In Development)

## Assets

- [ E.D.A.S Token (EDAS)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/ensofi): EDAS is the governance token of the Enso DeFAI Agents Suite (EDAS) platform. It is used to vote on platform decisions, earn staking rewards, and gain prioritized access to new AI agent launches. Holders who stake EDAS receive a share of agent-generated revenue, directly tying token value to platform activity. (Governance)
- [E-Lander](https://thegrid.id/profiles/ensofi): E-Lander is a utility NFT collection for EnsoFi deployed on Eclipse Mainnet. Holders gain access to perks in the EnsoFi ecosystem including fee discounts on lending and borrowing, point multipliers for token rewards, and participation in governance decisions. It consists of multiple sub-collections across different chains, with Grassland being the first collection on Eclipse. (NFT)
- [EnsoFi Points System](https://thegrid.id/profiles/ensofi): EnsoFi Points System is a loyalty rewards mechanism within the EnsoFi ecosystem. It is earned through supplying assets, staking NFTs, and completing quests, and points are immediately converted into an estimated $ENS token reward that users can view in detail. The platform uses a seasonal reward system where each season's rewards are tailored to the current stage of the product, with transparent allocation announced in advance so users can estimate potential rewards based on their engagement. (Digital Reward Assets)

## Links

- [Main](https://ensofi.xyz)
- [Blog](https://mirror.xyz/0x6c97fDa263bda87dec97d43BCc21356197E011ae)
- [Documentation](https://ensofi.gitbook.io)
- [Twitter / X](https://x.com/Ensofi_xyz)
- [Discord](https://discord.com/invite/ensofi)
- [Twitter / X](https://x.com/Elander_nft)
- [Telegram](http://t.me/EnsofiDAO)

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