How Kaleido works

Five products behind one wallet connection: swaps, concentrated liquidity, peer-to-peer lending, a yield-bearing stablecoin and staking — on five chains, with an agent that can drive all of it.

Connect, get testnet funds from the faucet, and make your first swap — then the three things worth knowing before you borrow against anything.

How a quote is built, what slippage and price impact actually mean here, and which of the three fee tiers a pair should trade in.

Concentrated liquidity in plain terms: choosing a range, what happens when price leaves it, and the trade you are making when you narrow one.

A peer-to-peer book with no utilisation curve: requests, listings, fixed-at-origination interest, the health factor, and how liquidation pays out.

Deposit KLD, hold rebasing stKLD, and leave in three moves across a seven-day wait — with no fee anywhere on the path.

kfUSD is the dollar and kafUSD is the yield-bearing claim on it: minting, redeeming, locking, and exactly how the yield reaches a holder.

Twenty-four actions and seven reads driven from a sentence, with a second model auditing the plan before anything reaches your wallet to sign.

One transaction granting an agent bounded authority over your lending positions — nine parameters, enforced by the contract rather than by the app.

One diamond address per chain, five facets behind it, a generated registry holding every address, and one oracle interface over two backends.

Every charge in the protocol in one table each: the rate, who receives it, and the ceiling the contract will not let it past.

What has to exist on a chain before the app can point at it: our contracts, the external dependencies, and what must be verified per deployment.

What has shipped, what lands at mainnet and at the token generation event, and the three things deliberately left off the list.

The wordmark, the palette read out of the stylesheet the product uses, the type scale, and the only domains and repository that are ours.