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Incentives Programs

Optional reward and campaign layer that may sit on top of Avana deployments.

Overview

Incentives are not the core protocol. The canonical Avana system is still defined by LP collateral valuation, Borrow Spoke risk controls, Hub liquidity, and liquidation mechanics. Reward campaigns are optional overlays that may be introduced to encourage liquidity formation, borrower activity, or operator participation.

Because campaigns are operational and time-dependent, builders should treat this page as a policy frame rather than as a guarantee that any specific rewards program is active.

Program Types

  • • Supplier-facing campaigns that deepen available capital in the Invest Spoke or connected liquidity layer.
  • • Borrower-facing campaigns that encourage healthy LP-backed borrowing behavior.
  • • Operator or ecosystem campaigns tied to testing, integrations, or risk-supporting activity.

Distribution Principles

When incentives exist, they should be understandable, auditable, and separable from core risk logic. Reward calculations may depend on activity, duration, or campaign-specific rules, but they should not change how Avana values collateral or decides liquidation eligibility.

Campaign logic should reward desired behavior without encouraging unsafe leverage or obscuring the real economics of LP-backed borrowing.

Claiming & Reconciliation

Claim paths, vesting schedules, and reconciliation methods are campaign-specific. They may be handled onchain, through a dedicated rewards controller, or through offchain accounting published by the operator of the campaign.

Integrators should always verify the active claim path and eligibility rules for the deployment they are targeting.

Current Status

Treat incentives as deployment-specific and season-specific. If a campaign is live, its details should be announced separately from the protocol architecture docs and referenced with explicit dates, rules, and distribution terms.