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# Poppie

Borrow Against Your Stocks With Poppie

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Built by the same team at Oku Trade, [Poppie](https://poppie.io/) is a decentralized lending protocol built for tokenized equities. If you hold tokenized stocks in your wallet, put them to work on Poppie and borrow USDT against them without selling your position.

Deposit any of the 37 supported Ondo Global Markets tokens (AAPL, NVDA, TSLA, SPY, and others) as collateral and borrow USDT on BNB Chain. There are no credit checks, no origination fees, and no paperwork. Connect your wallet, deposit your tokens, and borrow in seconds.

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Poppie is built on Euler V2 with Chainlink Data Streams powering real-time price feeds during market hours. Most assets are accessible 24/5, from pre-market through the overnight session, Monday through Friday.

For a full walkthrough, supported assets, governance parameters, and FAQs, see the [Poppie documentation](https://poppie.io/landing/docs/). Poppie is continuously evolving - expect to see a wider list of supported assets and greater network coverage in the near future.
