Dolomite

Supply assets to a Dolomite market and hold the resulting balance inside Dolomite’s own margin accounting.

Dolomite is account-based rather than token-based: instead of minting a receipt token, it tracks your supplied balance directly inside the DolomiteMargin contract, keyed by (owner, accountNumber, marketId). A positive balance is a supply; yield.xyz reads it with getAccountWei(account, marketId) and reports it with pricePerShare: 1 against the market’s underlying asset.

Availability

Network	Markets	Position
Arbitrum	Many per-asset markets	DolomiteMargin internal balance
Ethereum	Many per-asset markets	DolomiteMargin internal balance
Base	A small number of markets	DolomiteMargin internal balance

Yield IDs follow {network}-{token}-{marketId}-dolomite-lending, for example ethereum-usdc-2-dolomite-lending; the numeric marketId is Dolomite’s own market identifier, not a yield.xyz construct. Query GET /v1/yields?providers=dolomite&types=lending for the markets enabled for your project.

Entering

Enter takes a required amount, with no receiverAddress option. yield.xyz builds an approval transaction (skipped if allowance already covers the amount) followed by a deposit through Dolomite’s DepositWithdrawalRouter, the same router address on every supported network.

Exiting

Exit takes a required amount; unlike Aave, Compound, and Spark on yield.xyz, there is no useMaxAmount flag. To withdraw the full position, pass the full supplied amount explicitly. There is no cooldown; withdrawal goes back through the DepositWithdrawalRouter.

Rewards and position

Interest from borrowers accrues directly into your DolomiteMargin balance; there’s no separate reward-claim step for it. Pending actions: none.

Next steps

Lending

Compare all supported lending protocols.

Action lifecycle

How enter and exit actions progress from creation to settlement.