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  • How the Wrapping Flow Works
  • Why Use Wrapped Collateral?
  • Examples
  • Risk & Governance Notes
  • Getting Started
  1. For Borrowers

Non-EVM Assets as Collateral

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Last updated 12 days ago

Arkis currently settles loans and liquidations on Ethereum mainnet, yet the off-chain Margin Engine can ingest price feeds from any venue—other EVM chains, Solana, even centralized exchanges. To unlock full flexibility for borrowers, Arkis offers a “wrapping” service that turns non-EVM (or non-mainnet) tokens into ERC-20 collateral that the protocol can natively use as collateral.

How the Wrapping Flow Works

Step
Action
Purpose

1. Token Request

Asset Manager emails operations@arkis.xyz requesting collateralization of Token X (e.g., JLP on Solana, HYPE on HyperEVM).

Begin whitelisting process.

2. ERC-20 Issuance

Arkis deploys arkisX (an ERC-20 that represents Token X 1-for-1).

Makes the asset visible and transferrable on Ethereum.

3. Custody Transfer

Asset Manager sends native Token X to an Arkis joint-custody wallet. Arkis mints and transfers an equal amount of arkisX to the Asset Manager’s Ethereum wallet.

Establishes a 1:1 backing reserve.

4. Pool Creation

Arkis spins up a dedicated Liquidity Pool where arkisX is a whitelisted collateral asset.

Enables borrowing against the wrapped token.

5. Pricing & Risk

Margin Engine pulls the official oracle/price feed for Token X (e.g., Hyperliquid price for HYPE, Pyth feed for JLP) and assigns the same stress-tested multiplier to arkisX.

Ensures the wrapped token inherits the exact risk profile of the original asset.

6. Redemption (optional)

To unwrap, the Asset Manager returns arkisX to Arkis; the protocol burns the ERC-20 and releases the underlying Token X from custody.

Maintains perfect 1:1 convertibility at all times.

Key principle: Arkis never issues more arkisX than it holds of native Token X in cold/joint custody—guaranteeing full collateral backing.

Why Use Wrapped Collateral?

Benefit
Explanation

Cross-chain capital efficiency

Borrow stablecoins on Ethereum against JLP, HYPE, or any whitelisted off-chain token without bridging liquidity yourself.

Unified Risk Engine

Wrapped tokens plug directly into existing STV / Risk-Factor logic—no special treatment or manual haircuts.

No operational overhead

Arkis handles custody, mint-burn accounting, and pool deployment; Asset Managers focus on strategy.

Examples

Native Asset
Chain / Venue
Wrapped Symbol
Typical Use Case

JLP (Jupiter Liquidity Pool token)

Solana

arkisJLP

Borrow USDC to lever Solana LP yield or hedge exposure on CEX futures.

HYPE

HyperEVM / Hyperliquid

arkisHYPE

Use HYPE treasury exposure as collateral to obtain ETH, then farm LRTs.


Risk & Governance Notes

  • Custody Wallet — multi-sig / MPC with segregated balances; addresses published for public audit.

  • Oracle Source — only battle-tested feeds (Pyth, Chainlink, exchange mark prices) are accepted; feeds undergo the same latency and manipulation checks as native ETH-based oracles.

  • Stress-Test Matrix — wrapped tokens inherit the same positive/negative multipliers assigned to their underlying asset class or volatility bucket.

  • Pool-specific Limits — Arkis may set tighter Exposure Constraints and Liquidity Caps for newly wrapped assets until on-chain liquidity deepens.

Getting Started

  1. Submit your token request → operations@arkis.xyz

  2. Arkis reviews liquidity, oracle quality, and custody mechanics.

  3. Upon approval, the ERC-20 wrapper is deployed and the pool goes live—typically within a few business days.

Wrapping turns otherwise siloed assets into productive collateral inside Arkis, allowing you to borrow, hedge, and deploy capital with the same portfolio-margin benefits enjoyed by mainnet tokens.