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# Using Resupply

Resupply provides users with a decentralized stablecoin protocol designed to leverage liquidity and stability in lending markets. This platform enables users to supply assets, borrow **reUSD**, participate in governance, stake **RSUP**, and claim rewards.

### Main Navigation Menu

The top navigation bar provides access to the app’s core functionalities:

* **Supply** – Deposit **crvUSD** or **frxUSD** into lending markets like Curve Lend or Fraxlend and borrow **reUSD**.
* **Claim** – Collect earned **RSUP** and **reUSD** rewards from various activities within the protocol.
* **Governance** (Dropdown Menu)
  * **RSUP** – Stake, unstake, and manage governance tokens.
  * **Proposals** – View, vote on, and track governance proposals.

### Key Sections of the Resupply

#### 1. [Supply to Markets](/how-to-guides/using-resupply/deposit-collateral-and-borrow-reusd.md)

* Users can supply **crvUSD** or **frxUSD** into supported lending markets.
* Borrow **reUSD** against deposited assets.
* View key metrics like **interest rates, collateral ratio, and TVL.**

#### 2. [Claimable Rewards](/how-to-guides/using-resupply/claiming-rewards.md)

* Displays total **RSUP** and **reUSD** rewards earned from different activities.
* Users can claim rewards individually or all at once.
* Rewards can come from **crvUSD & frxUSD** markets or **RSUP staking.**

#### 3. [RSUP Staking](/how-to-guides/using-resupply/rsup-token-staking-unstaking.md)

* Stake **RSUP** to earn protocol revenue and gain governance voting power.
* Unstaking requires a **14-day cooldown period.**
* Users can track their vote power and total staked **RSUP**.

#### 4. [Insurance Pool](/how-to-guides/using-resupply/staking-in-the-insurance-pool.md)

* Users stake **reUSD** to help secure the protocol.
* In return, they earn protocol revenue and **RSUP rewards.**
* Unstaking requires a **7-day cooldown period.**

#### 5. [Governance Proposals](/how-to-guides/using-resupply/resupply-governance-proposals.md)

* Users can view **active, passed, failed, and executable proposals.**
* Each proposal shows its quorum percentage and voting results.
* Stakers can vote on proposals to influence protocol decisions.

#### 6. [RSUP Vesting & Airdrops](/how-to-guides/using-resupply/rsup-vesting-and-airdrop-claims.md)

* Users can claim vested RSUP from airdrops.
* Each airdrop has a specific vesting period before fully claimable.
* Includes compensation distributions (e.g., Prisma hack victims).

#### 7. [Redeeming PRISMA for RSUP](/how-to-guides/using-resupply/redeeming-prisma-for-vesting-rsup-tokens.md)

* Convert **Prisma, cvxPRISMA** and **yPRISMA** into vesting **RSUP.**
* Redemptions follow a **5-year vesting schedule.**


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