Modular Architecture & Integrations
Moar is built as a modular, extensible protocol with isolated components and pluggable interfaces. The design enables seamless integration of new lending pools, yield strategies, and oracle sources — all while preserving core protocol security.
🧱 Plug-and-Play Design
Moar’s architecture separates concerns across clearly defined modules:
Credit Accounts – user-owned, account-level state
Pools – isolated lending logic and parameters
Strategies – external integrations for yield deployment
Oracles – tiered price resolution layer
Risk Manager – enforces solvency and health checks
Each layer interacts through standardized interfaces, enabling upgrades and new features to be introduced without changing core contracts.
🔌 Strategy Integrations via Adapters
New DeFi strategies can be integrated by deploying external adapter modules that conform to Moar’s Strategy interface.
No changes are required to Credit Account or Pool logic
Once deployed and whitelisted, adapters can be used immediately
Strategies are enabled on a per-pool basis for fine-grained risk control
This design allows Moar to tap into any yield source on Aptos — including CLMM vaults, AMMs, LSDs, or Swaps — by simply adding a compatible adapter.
🧰 Flexible Component Management
Each major component is independently upgradable and configurable:
Pools can have different LTVs, interest models, supported assets, and strategy sets
Strategies can be added, paused, or disabled without impacting other parts of the protocol
Oracles can be reassigned or updated per asset
This modularity provides maximum flexibility to respond to market changes, improve security, or launch new features over time.
♻️ Endless Integration Potential
Moar is designed to be the base layer of composable leverage for Aptos DeFi. By isolating responsibilities and exposing clean interfaces, it can integrate with:
Any DEX or vault
Any oracle provider
Any interest model
Any asset type with reliable price feeds
This future-proof architecture allows Moar to evolve without disruption, unlocking new use cases, integrations, and markets — without sacrificing protocol-level guarantees.
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