Pact Finance, a DeFi lending protocol, today officially launched on Hyperion, a DEX (decentralized exchange) built on the Aptos blockchain. According to the announcementPact Finance, a DeFi lending protocol, today officially launched on Hyperion, a DEX (decentralized exchange) built on the Aptos blockchain. According to the announcement

Pact Finance Goes Live On Hyperion, Integrating RWAs With DEX Trading

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Pact Finance, a DeFi lending protocol, today officially launched on Hyperion, a DEX (decentralized exchange) built on the Aptos blockchain. According to the announcement disclosed today on the X social platform, this strategic integration enabled Pact Finance to introduce RWA pools on Hyperion’s DEX ecosystem, a move that allows it to accelerate effective and seamless RWA trading across DeFi ecosystems.

Pact Finance, also known as Pact Protocol, is a DeFi lending platform that allows people to lend, borrow, and trade crypto assets in a decentralized and trustless manner. Since its establishment in late 2024, Pact Finance continues to addresses shortcoming in traditional financial systems, particularly in ineffectiveness in emerging markets. By connecting customers (borrowers) with global finance, the platform offers a transparent and standardized lending framework that streamlines financial processes using blockchain technology.

Pact Protocol Expanding Liquidity Using Hyperion Partnership

Pact Protocol is more than just an on-chain lending and payment platform, as it also runs a wide range of RWA products on its network. The data from RWA.xyz shows that Pact is the largest RWA protocol on the Aptos blockchain, currently holding $595 million in TVL, followed by Securitize, which controls $286.5 million in RWA TVL. Frankline Temple, KAIO, and Ondo, ranked third, fourth, and fifth, with $21.8 million, $21.3 million, and $7.7 million in RWA TVL, respectively.  

The announcement revealed today shows Pact’s move to launch its RWA offerings on Hyperion’s DEX, an integration aimed to enable DeFi users on Hyperion to access real-world asset-backed yields directly in their wallets.  

Over the past 24 hours, Hyperion processed $18.59 million in trading volume, putting it among the rapidly growing DEXs in the DeFi market, according to data from CoinGecko. This figure shows Hyperion’s popularity in terms of millions of users, traders, and investors participating in its DEX platform. Major established decentralized exchanges, as per data from CoinGecko, are Uniswap, PancakeSwap, Aerodrome, Orca, and Carbon DeFi (Celo), which processed $763.46 million, $713.42 million, $474.89 million, $379.7 million, and $365.4 million in 24-hour trading volume, respectively.

By bringing its RWA products to Hyperion, Pact seeks to enhance liquidity on its crypto lending platform by introducing real-world assets to Hyperion’s huge customer base. The launch of these products on Hyperion DEX substantially decreases the steps users normally have to take to access RWA yields, helping Pact Protocol to actualize its goal of making such financial assets more accessible to global investors.

Unlocking RWA Accessibility And Usage 

The integration above showcases Pact Finance’s commitment to reducing the obstacles hindering global users from accessing RWA yields. By introducing institutional-grade RWAs into Hyperion DEX, Pact Protocol seeks to provide global DeFi traders with a streamlined and transparent approach to engage with real-world asset-backed opportunities.

Through the partnership above, Pact Finance is advancing its mission of making RWA yields accessible by connecting institutional strategies with a DEX platform that serves millions of global DeFi customers.

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