Jupiter Lend launches private beta, public testing to go live this month with incentives
Foresight News reports that Jupiter announced on X that its Solana-based lending protocol, Jupiter Lend, has launched a private beta today, available to users who have joined the waitlist. Jupiter Lend aims to offer borrowers up to 95% LTV, minimal liquidation penalties, risk isolation, and cross-wallet repayment features; for lenders, it provides one-click yield optimization.
During the current private beta phase, each vault has a borrowing cap of $1 million, with only six vaults and select assets supported. One audit has been completed, and three more are underway. The public beta is expected to launch by the end of August, introducing more assets, vaults, Multiply vaults, and incentives from over 10 partners.
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