Key Metrics
Fees 30d$115,245
Fees 30d by chain
Sui$115,245
Fees 7d$3,115
Sui$3,115
Fees 24h$420
Sui$420
Cumulative Fees$17.97m
Sui$17.97m
Revenue 30d$24,332
Revenue 30d by chain
Sui$24,332
Revenue 7d$768
Sui$768
Revenue 24h$90
Sui$90
Cumulative Revenue$5.84m
Sui$5.84m
Active Loans$2.14m
Protocol Information
Scallop is the pioneering Next Generation Money Market for the Sui ecosystem which emphasizes institutional-grade quality, enhanced composability, and robust security.
Methodology
TVL: Total value of all coins held in the smart contracts of the protocolView code on GitHubFees: Interest and fees paid by borrowers and the liquidatedView code on GitHubRevenue: Percentage of interest going to treasuryView code on GitHubYields
Pools Tracked22
Average Supply APY1.48%
Hacks
Date: Apr 26, 2026
Amount: $142,000
Classification: Protocol Logic
Technique: Reward Logic Flaw
Chains: Sui
Language: Move
Target Type: DeFi Protocol
Competitors
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Scallop Lend's TVL?
Scallop Lend currently has $9.01m in total value locked. TVL has decreased 10.7% over the past 30 days.
What chains does Scallop Lend operate on?
Scallop Lend operates on Sui. Sui holds the largest share at 100%.
How much has Scallop Lend generated in fees and revenue?
Over the past 30 days, Scallop Lend generated $115,245 in fees. Of that, $24,332 was protocol revenue. Based on the trailing year, the annualized rate is $1.79m in fees and $520,136 in revenue.
How does Scallop Lend's TVL compare to similar protocols?
Among Lending protocols tracked by DefiLlama, Scallop Lend ranks #63 by TVL. The category holds $50.211b across 524 protocols, and Scallop Lend accounts for <0.1% of that total. Other leading protocols include NAVI Lending, Suilend, AlphaFi Lending, Current, OmniBTC, AlphaLend, Aave V3, Morpho Blue, SparkLend, and JustLend V1.
How much has been borrowed through Scallop Lend?
Scallop Lend currently has $2.14m in active loans.
Has Scallop Lend ever been exploited?
Scallop Lend has 1 recorded security incident. The most recent incident occurred on Apr 26, 2026 and involved $142,000. It was classified as Protocol Logic.