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# Intro

### Orki Finance is a permissionless credit layer and stablecoin protocol with a focus on Liquid Staking and Restaking Tokens on Swell Network.

#### With Orki, users can borrow $USDK with self-customizable risk and interest rates, using multi-collateral assets such as liquid staking tokens (LSTs/LRTs).

1. Stake $ORKI to lead Incentives (PLI) and Earn Rewards
2. Borrow $**USDK** with overcollateralized LSTs and LRTs
3. Self-adjust your interest rates and risk
4. Earn Yield on your $**USDK** 
5. Transferable Debt
6. 1-Click Leverage (*coming soon!*)

*Built using* [*Liquity V2* ](https://docs.liquity.org/)*on* [*Swell Network*](https://docs.swellnetwork.io/)*, an enriched LST and LRT ecosystem with Proof of Restake and Superchain capabilities*


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