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# USD+

USD+ is a yield-generating savings vault built for [Liquid Banking](/liquid-banking.md) that automatically allocates your stablecoins across actively managed lending markets to generate optimized yields.&#x20;

### How It Works

1. **Deposit** USDC or beatUSD into USD+
2. **Automatic allocation** spreads funds across multiple lending markets
3. **Continuous optimization** rebalances every 15-60 minutes
4. **Earn yields** from organic borrowing demand
5. **Withdraw anytime**

### Safety Features

* **85% utilization cap** prevents liquidity crises
* **Multi-protocol diversification** eliminates single points of failure
* **Balanced allocations** reduce liquidation risk
* **24/7 automated monitoring** responds to market changes

### Yield Sources

All returns come from real borrowing demand - no artificial incentives. Borrowers on Liquid Banking Credit pay interest to use your stablecoins as liquidity, and you earn a share of that interest.

### Key Benefits

* No active management required
* [Audited](/resources/audits.md)
* Transparent real-time allocations
* Withdraw anytime with maintained liquidity buffers


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