Maple integrates syrupUSDC with Jupiter Lend, unlocking new collateralised trading opportunities and a joint $250,000 incentive programme.
On-chain asset manager Maple nnounced an integration with Jupiter Lend that allows DeFi users on Solana to supply syrupUSDC as collateral to borrow stablecoins. This new functionality opens greater yield-maximising opportunities for traders while deepening liquidity across Solana’s lending markets.
Users can now borrow against syrupUSDC with a loan-to-value ratio of up to 88 percent and a liquidation threshold of 89 percent, giving more flexibility to loop trading positions and optimising capital efficiency. Before supplying collateral, users can mint syrupUSDC on Ethereum and bridge it to Solana, or purchase it directly through Jupiter’s swap interface.
Sid Powell, CEO and Co-Founder of Maple, said: “This integration brings institutional-grade yield products to a retail-friendly, composable environment. Jupiter’s expanding ecosystem makes it an ideal partner as we continue to bring real-world utility to yield-bearing stablecoins.”
The new feature is supported by a joint US$150,000 incentive programme from Maple and Jupiter, designed to subsidise borrowing costs and encourage early adoption. Incentives will target power users such as DeFi-native traders, market-neutral funds, and yield farmers.
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