Superlend Review 2026: Etherlink Aave Fork and Yield Dashboard

Superlend describes itself as a unified DeFi lending and yield platform. Users can find yield and borrow rates, manage positions across several lending protocols, and track everything in one dashboard.

Its core product is a money market on Etherlink, a fork of Aave V3 that the documentation describes as approved by AaveDAO. The platform also offers automated stablecoin and looping vaults. It was listed on DeFi tracking in October 2024.

Adoption is small. The tracked TVL is around $6,000, up about 18.5% over seven days, which is a small base. The Superpoints rewards programme and a Risk Engine are marked as coming soon, and the platform has no token.

Superlend's own market follows the pooled lending model of Aave V3. Lenders deposit assets into a shared pool and earn interest. Borrowers post collateral and draw liquidity from the pool, paying a variable rate. If a borrower's collateral value falls too far, the position can be liquidated.

On top of that, the platform offers vaults. These are automated strategies for stablecoins and looping, where a position is repeatedly borrowed against and re-supplied to boost yield. Looping can raise returns but also raises liquidation risk.

The Discover and Portfolio tools work as an aggregation layer. They compare rates across protocols and chains and show a user's positions in one place, so the user does not have to check each protocol separately.

Superlend does not publish a fee schedule in the material reviewed. As an Aave V3 fork, the Etherlink market likely follows the usual model, where borrowers pay a variable interest rate and suppliers earn a share of it, but exact reserve factors are not stated.

Network gas fees on Etherlink apply to each transaction. Vault fees, if any, would be shown in the vault pages of the app, and users should check them before depositing.

The Etherlink market is a fork of Aave V3, which reduces the amount of new code compared with a from-scratch protocol. The documentation states that Superlend undergoes independent security and economic reviews, and it has a dedicated audits page. The tracked data lists no audits, so users should check the page for report names, scope and dates.

Risks remain. These include smart-contract bugs, oracle problems, bad debt from fast price moves, and extra strategy risk in looping vaults. With very low TVL, liquidity may be thin. The team behind the project is not named in the material reviewed. This is not financial advice, and users should only deposit what they can afford to lose.

Superlend is for DeFi users who already understand lending, collateral and liquidation, and who want to compare rates or use Etherlink. It is less suited to beginners or anyone who needs deep liquidity.