Open leveraged INF exposure using USDC debt in Jupiter Lend vault 43. Review the flash loan, swap bounds, liquidation limits and full-debt unwind on Solana.
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MULTIPLY / JUPITER VAULT 43
INF exposure. USDC debt.
CollateralINF
Borrowed assetUSDC
Open the position on this page
Enter your initial INF and the extra USDC debt. The review checks the flash loan and swap into additional INF before creating a new Jupiter Lend position. More debt increases liquidation exposure.
Unwind with an existing position
Select your wallet-owned position and the collateral amount to swap. The guaranteed proceeds must cover all outstanding USDC debt plus the interest buffer. If no supported route can close it, repay directly on the borrowing page.
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Plan the exit before you enter.
Multiply increases both upside exposure and liquidation risk. Opening creates a new single-asset lending position. To unwind, select a position and the amount of collateral to swap; the guaranteed proceeds must cover all debt plus an interest buffer. The entire operation succeeds or fails as one transaction. If no route is available, use Borrow to repay directly and withdraw collateral.
How do I repay or withdraw?
Select your position, then Repay debt or Withdraw collateral. Enter exact token amounts or choose the full outstanding side. Smart vault exits use explicit token bounds. Liquidity limits can prevent an immediate exit.
What does loan-to-value mean?
LTV compares your debt with collateral using the vault oracle. A higher value leaves less room before liquidation. The liquidation threshold differs from the maximum LTV permitted when borrowing. Unavailable oracle data is shown as unknown.
What happens to SOL?
SOL operations wrap and unwrap SOL as part of the transaction. The associated wrapped SOL account is closed afterwards, returning any remaining wrapped balance as native SOL. The review explains this before you sign.
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