Logo of Wise LendingWise LendingDeprecated protocol
Total Value Locked$28

TVL by Chain

Ethereum$25

Arbitrum$3

Key Metrics

Fees (Annualized)$43
Fees 30d$0

Arbitrum$0

Fees 7d$0

Arbitrum$0

Fees 24h$0

Arbitrum$0

Cumulative Fees$814

Arbitrum$814

Active Loans$0

Protocol Information

Wise Lending is both a crypto lending platform and a yield-farm aggregator. This combination allows capital from lenders to be leveraged towards other yield-farming dApps

Category:Lending

Methodology

TVL: Total value of all coins held in the smart contracts of the protocol

Hacks

Date: Jan 12, 2024

Protocol: Wise Lending V1

Amount: $464,000

Classification: Token & Share Accounting

Technique: Donation Attack

Chains: Ethereum

Language: Solidity

Target Type: DeFi Protocol

Date: Feb 28, 2026

Protocol: Wise Lending V2

Amount: $66,000

Classification: Access Control

Technique: Improper Access Control

Chains: Arbitrum, Ethereum

Language: Solidity

Target Type: DeFi Protocol

Competitors

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Wise Lending's TVL?

Wise Lending currently has $28 in total value locked. TVL has increased 7.7% over the past 30 days.

What chains does Wise Lending operate on?

Wise Lending operates on 2 chains: Ethereum and Arbitrum. Ethereum holds the largest share at 89.3%.

How much has Wise Lending generated in fees?

Over the past 30 days, Wise Lending generated $0 in fees. Based on the trailing year, the annualized rate is $43 in fees.

How does Wise Lending's TVL compare to similar protocols?

Among Lending protocols tracked by DefiLlama, Wise Lending ranks #516 by TVL. The category holds $49.562b across 516 protocols, and Wise Lending accounts for 0% of that total. Other leading protocols include Aave V3, Morpho Blue, Compound V3, Venus Core Pool, Fluid Lending, Euler V2, Dolomite, Curve LlamaLend, TermMax, and Native Credit Pool.

How much has been borrowed through Wise Lending?

Wise Lending currently has $0 in active loans.

Has Wise Lending ever been exploited?

Wise Lending has 2 recorded security incidents. The most recent incident occurred on Feb 28, 2026 and involved $66,000. It was classified as Access Control.