Earn gathers yield options into one screen so you can compare them before you put anything in. Providers shown include Kamino, Jupiter Lend and Morpho, plus staking options. Each provider appears as a card you can open for details.
What Earn shows
- The provider and the asset, for example a USDC lending market.
- The current rate where the provider publishes one. Some venues have no reliable public rate, and Earn doesn't show one for them.
- A Smart Earn view that helps you compare options for the same asset.
Before you use it
1. Returns are not guaranteed. Rates change and can fall to zero.
2. Each venue has its own terms and risks. Smart-contract bugs, liquidity limits and withdrawal rules are the venue's, not ours.
3. Read the details first. Check the asset, the network and how and when you can withdraw.
4. Start small. Try a small deposit before you commit more.
How to compare two options
Look at the asset first, then the rate, then the risk. A higher rate usually means more risk: a newer venue, thinner liquidity or stricter withdrawal rules. Check how long your funds are locked, whether withdrawals are instant, and who runs the venue. Two options for the same asset can differ a lot on these points even when the rates look close.
Common mistakes
- Chasing the highest rate without reading the terms
- Putting in more than you can afford to have stuck
- Forgetting that rates move, so the number you saw is not the number you will keep
- Leaving no SOL or ETH for network fees
Earn is a comparison and access tool, not a promise of income, and nothing here is financial advice.
Related
Swaps · Solana wallet · the glossary for terms like APY and liquidity pool