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SudoStake playbook

TL;DR

  • SudoStake has two roles: borrowers (vault owners) and lenders.
  • Borrowers open collateralized requests, and lenders fund them from Discover.
  • After funding, the owner repays or both sides move through the expiry and claims flow.

Product flow in one view

StageBorrowerLenderWhere it happens
2. PrepareCreate a vault and add collateralReview request termsDashboard, vault page, Discover
3. Open or fundOpen a requestAccept a requestVault page
4. Active loanWatch the timer and repayTrack funded positionVault page, dashboard
5. ResolveRepay or handle expiryProcess claimable collateralVault page

Borrower flow

  1. Connect your wallet from the landing page or navigation.
  2. Open /dashboard and create a vault.
  3. Add or delegate NEAR so the vault has enough collateral.
  4. Open a request from the vault page.
  5. If the request is still pending, you can cancel it.
  6. After funding, watch the timer on the vault page.
  7. Repay before liquidation starts.
  8. If the loan expires, use the vault page to handle claims.

Guides:

Lender flow

  1. Open /discover and filter or search open requests.
  2. Open a vault page to review the terms.
  3. Register storage if the app prompts you.
  4. Accept the request in your wallet with ft_transfer_call.
  5. Track funded vaults in Dashboard -> Positions.
  6. After expiry, process claims from the vault page when they become available.

Guides:

Important behavior

  • Request creation is currently USDC-only in the request dialog.
  • UI actions are role-based (owner, activeLender, potentialLender, guest).
  • State-changing actions always require wallet confirmation.
  • If indexing fails after a transaction, the app shows a blocking retry modal.

If something looks wrong

  • Confirm the connected account in the nav menu.
  • Confirm the active network label in the header.
  • Refresh or retry indexing after recent transactions.
  • Use the transaction hash from wallet or toast when escalating.
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