Liquidity without a forced sale
NFT holders often have to sell an asset to access its value. EcoPylon is designed to let a supported NFT act as collateral instead, so ownership can return after repayment.
NFT lending,
made understandable.
This documentation explains the problem EcoPylon addresses, how each side of the market works, and what is—and is not—live today.
What EcoPylon solves.
NFTs can hold meaningful value while remaining difficult to use as productive collateral. Existing lending journeys often hide critical terms behind wallet prompts or technical interfaces.
Terms that are easy to compare
Floor price, maximum LTV, APY and duration are usually scattered across screens. EcoPylon places the decision-making numbers together before any wallet request.
One market for both sides
Borrowers need liquidity and lenders need understandable opportunities. The product gives both roles a dedicated path while keeping the same collection-level context.
A guided onchain flow
NFT lending can feel technical. EcoPylon reduces the journey to choose, review and approve, with the wallet reserved for the final onchain action.
Borrow without listing the NFT.
A borrower selects a supported collection and reviews an indicative position based on its reference floor price and maximum loan-to-value ratio.
Reference floor value×Maximum LTV=Estimated liquidity
Example
A $1,000 reference floor at 40% maximum LTV produces a $400 maximum demo estimate. The live contract, oracle and pool liquidity would determine final terms.
Compare opportunities collection by collection.
A lender sees the collateral collection, displayed APY, maximum LTV and position duration before funding. Each collection should ultimately operate as its own risk market.
APY is an annualized representation, not a guaranteed payout. Short positions need a term-adjusted estimate.
LTV shows the relationship between principal and reference collateral value. Higher LTV generally leaves a smaller safety margin.
The term tells users how long capital may be committed and when repayment or default handling becomes relevant.
The intended transaction flow.
- 1
Connect and verify
The app detects the wallet, network and NFTs from supported collections.
- 2
Build the position
The user chooses a collection and reviews live oracle, pool and contract terms.
- 3
Approve onchain
The wallet displays approvals and the final transaction. EcoPylon should never request a seed phrase or private key.
- 4
Track repayment or return
The position screen shows its remaining term, health and available actions.
What is live today?
Interface and responsive market browserComplete
Borrow/Lend selection and position estimatesComplete
Collection categories and demo termsComplete
ECON token on Robinhood Chain0xBfc4…3CcE
Browser wallet and Robinhood Chain connectionComplete
WalletConnect QR via Reown Project IDConfigured
Live price/oracle dataPlanned
Audited lending contractsPlanned
Real asset or fund movementNot enabled
Know the risk before using a live protocol.
NFT prices can be volatile and floor prices may not represent executable sale value. Borrowers may lose collateral after default or liquidation. Lenders may lose some or all supplied capital due to market, liquidity, oracle or smart-contract risk.
All figures in the current interface are illustrative. EcoPylon is not affiliated with or endorsed by Robinhood. Nothing on this site is financial advice.