About Hann Finance
Overview of Hann Finance (CDP + LST + StableSwap DEX)
This page gives you a high-level mental model of USDHN (CDP borrowing), bKAIA/HNKAIA (Kaia LST utilities), and the StableSwap DEX—and how they connect in one product flow.
Not investment advice — Hann Finance is DeFi. You can lose funds due to liquidation, depegs, slippage, or smart contract risk.
At a glance
Borrow: Deposit collateral and mint USDHN (a USD-pegged asset).
Earn: Deposit USDHN into Earn (Stability Pool) to receive protocol-driven rewards.
Swap: Use StableSwap DEX to trade stable assets with low slippage and support USDHN liquidity.
Stake: Use bKAIA/HNKAIA to keep KAIA exposure while using staking mechanics (where applicable).
Automate: Use Zappers to bundle approvals, swaps, and Trove actions into one flow.
Bridge (OFT): USDHN and HNKAIA include OFT-style cross-chain transfer functionality.
One diagram: how the pieces fit
What you can do with Hann Finance
You open a Trove by depositing collateral and minting USDHN against it.
Your position is non-custodial, but it can be liquidated if it becomes unsafe.
Your risk depends on collateral volatility, your collateral ratio, and system conditions.
Next: Borrowing & Liquidation
You can deposit USDHN into Earn (Stability Pool) and receive rewards funded by protocol activity.
Earn is not risk-free: during liquidations you may receive collateral instead of pure USDHN.
Next: USDHN & Earn
StableSwap is designed for stable-to-stable or near-stable pairs (e.g., USDHN and other stable assets), aiming for low slippage.
You can swap, provide liquidity (LP), and sometimes stake LP (if enabled).
Next: StableSwap DEX
What to read next
Practical flow: Borrowing & Liquidation
If Troves feel unfamiliar: Trove Concepts Deep Dive
Peg mechanics: Redemptions & Risk
Automation: Zapper Guide
Terms: Glossary
Deeper mechanics (optional): Concept Deep Dives
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