JustLend
JustLend is TRON's first official lending platform, where users supply, borrow, and earn algorithmic interest on TRON-based assets.
What is JustLend?
JustLend DAO is the first official lending platform on TRON, with $3.6B TVL and $14.5M in cumulative fees. The protocol establishes algorithmic money markets where supply and borrow rates float based on utilization, mirroring the Compound architecture but native to TRON's ecosystem. Users supply TRX, USDT, USDD, and other TRON-based assets to earn interest or borrow against collateral, while JST token holders participate in DAO governance and earn protocol revenue share. JustLend is operated by the JUST DAO foundation alongside a broader DeFi suite (JUST Stablecoin, JustSwap), and remains the largest lending protocol in the TRON ecosystem with audited contracts and a multi-year track record.
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