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A DeFi yield is one yield object per protocol market, vault, or pool: one network, one input token (or set of input tokens for multi-asset pools), and one provider. The same protocol can appear as several yields, one per network or per market, for example a separate Aave yield for each reserve asset on each network. This page does not enumerate yield IDs or counts. Both drift as protocols and networks are added. Use it to understand where a category is available, then pull the live list for your project.

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Category availability by network

A blank cell means yield.xyz has no live integration in that category on that network. Columns follow the public types filter values: lending, vault, liquid_staking, restaking, concentrated_liquidity_pool / liquidity_pool (shown together as LPing).
Each restaking integration issues a liquid restaking token on the network where you restake; see Restaking for the per-protocol breakdown.

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Representative input assets

Input tokens vary by market and provider rather than following one pattern per category:
  • Lending: stablecoins and major assets accepted as a market’s reserve, varying per provider and network.
  • Vaults: single-asset deposits, commonly stablecoins (for example Ethena’s USDe, Sky’s USDS) or ETH and liquid staking tokens, per the vault’s configured input token.
  • Liquid staking: the network’s native asset (ETH, AVAX, BNB, SOL, GRAM on TON, TRX), plus SUSHI on Ethereum; some integrations are exit-only or enter-only (see Liquid staking).
  • Restaking: ETH and select liquid staking tokens, per protocol; see the category pages for exact accepted inputs.
  • LPing: pool-defined token pairs or baskets, stablecoin and correlated-asset pools on Curve, arbitrary pairs with configurable fee tiers on PancakeSwap.
For stablecoin-specific strategies across these categories, see Stablecoins.

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Discover the live list

Query GET /v1/yields and filter by types (for example types=lending), narrow with networks, providers, or inputTokens, and page through results with offset and limit. The endpoint is project-scoped: a fresh project with nothing enabled returns an empty list, not a global catalog. See Discover yields for the full filter and pagination reference. For which protocols back each category, see Providers.

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Next steps

Providers coverage

Every DeFi protocol, by category and network.

Discover yields

Filter and paginate the live yield list.