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Maple (syrupUSDC)

USD
USDC · US dollar
4.97%
live APY
Higher riskNewer / layeredHigher feesDelayed exit

Deposit USDC into Maple's syrupUSDC pool (institutional private credit). Withdrawals enter a FIFO queue — often hours to a couple of days, and Maple documents waits of up to 30 days when liquidity is tight. First-time wallets must complete Maple's lender authorization on syrup.fi.

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How yield works here

You deposit USDC into Maple's syrupUSDC pool, which lends to institutional borrowers. Yield is credit interest, not a money-market utilization rate. Shares are ERC-4626-style, but exits go through a FIFO withdrawal queue rather than an instant redeem.

Risks to know

  • Credit risk — borrowers can delay or default. This is private credit, not a cash park.
  • Liquidity risk — withdrawals wait in a FIFO queue. Maple documents typical waits of hours to two days, and up to 30 days when liquidity is tight.
  • Smart contract and permissioning risk — first-time wallets need Maple's lender authorization.
  • Share price can fall if the pool takes losses (impairment), unlike a simple lending aToken rebase.

Cool detail

syrupUSDC is how Maple opened institutional loans to ordinary wallets — the trade-off for the extra yield is a queue, not instant cash.

Withdrawal

Call requestRedeem to enter the queue. USDC is sent to your wallet when processed — no extra claim transaction. Typical wait is hours to a couple of days; up to 30 days is documented.

Learn more

Maple integration docs

Not investment advice. Yield is not insured or guaranteed. Capital is at risk. You sign every transaction from your own wallet.