Agama Finance
The Lending Network for Real World Assets
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Agama is a lending network for real world assets, built entirely in Arbitrum Stylus (Rust). Lenders deposit USDC and receive agUSD one to one, then stake it into sagUSD to earn real yield that compounds straight into the share price, with nothing to claim. Borrowers post tokenized private credit vault shares from Qiro Finance and Tenka, spanning ABF senior and mezzanine tranches, payment financing and institutional credit, and borrow USDC against them up to each vault's LTV.
Interest follows an Aave style kinked utilization curve, and a NAV oracle prices every RWA vault on chain, accruing each second, so the protocol stays solvent without relying on a keeper. A credit event, when a vault's NAV drops, is what pushes position into liquidation.
Liquidations are where Agama is different. In RWA backed lending a late liquidation is bad debt, so the fastest liquidation has to win. A keeper watches every position and the instant a health factor breaks one, fires the liquidation through the Arbitrum Timeboost express lane, sequenced a full block ahead of every competing bot. This is proven end to end on Arbitrum Sepolia, with the real liquidate call landing with timeboosted set to true, reproducibly.