Morpho does not operate in isolation; it deeply collaborates with other DeFi protocols, allowing users to access multiple services on a single interface without switching back and forth:
① Connecting DEX/aggregators, borrowing and exchanging coins in one step
Cooperating with Uniswap and Curve, you borrowed USDT on Morpho and want to exchange it for ETH without switching to DEX; you can do it directly on the current interface, saving the hassle of cross-platform authorization.
Collaborating with yield aggregators like Yearn, when depositing assets, it can automatically connect to the 'Morpho + aggregator' strategy, for example, depositing USDT allows you to enjoy Morpho's lending benefits while also earning additional rewards from the aggregator, doubling your earnings.
② Every collaboration is audited, and asset security is not compromised
No matter which protocol we collaborate with, a security audit will be conducted first—such as before integrating with a certain DEX, a third-party organization will check if there are any "interface vulnerabilities" and whether "assets could be misappropriated," ensuring that users' assets remain only in their own wallets and are not exposed to risks due to collaboration.
③ Open interfaces allow others to connect to Morpho
Morpho has developed standard interfaces, allowing other protocols to integrate its lending functions without complex development— for example, if a certain wallet APP wants to add a lending module, it can quickly go live by connecting to Morpho's interface, saving time and ensuring reliability without having to create a complete lending system on its own.
This kind of "collaborative win-win" makes the Morpho ecosystem richer and the user experience smoother.
