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# Deposit Collateral & Borrow reUSD

Open a position on the [Supply](https://resupply.finance/supply) page, pick a market (e.g. crvUSD sfrxUSD), and press **Manage**.

### Key market parameters

* **Max LTV** – the maximum loan-to-value you can borrow against your collateral (up to **95%** on stablecoin collateral markets; lower on volatile collateral).
* **Minimum borrow** – **1,000 reUSD** per market.
* **Liquidation fee** – **5%** on liquidated collateral (covered by the Insurance Pool mechanism).
* **Maximum borrow amount** – per-market borrow limit, ramped by the protocol (BorrowLimitController/Keeper) as utilization dictates.

### Steps

1. **Deposit** – choose an amount (or **Max**). Approve the token, then deposit your collateral; it begins earning the market's collateral vAPR immediately.
2. **Borrow** – enter a **reUSD** amount ≥ the minimum. Your borrow rate (cost) and any reward rate are shown; net vAPR accounts for both.
3. **Watch your ratios** – the interface shows your collateral ratio and liquidation distance.
4. Optional: **leverage** — switch the leverage toggle under Deposit to loop borrow+deposit in one transaction (see Leverage).

### Functionality & User Actions

#### 1. Deposit Collateral / Borrow reUSD

* Deposit additional **frxUSD** or **crvUSD** to increase your collateral.
* Borrow more reUSD, with a minimum borrowing limit of **1,000 reUSD**.
* The interface includes a **Max** button for quick maximum allocation.

#### 2. Repay reUSD

* Users can repay their borrowed reUSD to reduce outstanding debt and improve their collateral ratio.

#### 3. Withdraw Collateral

* If the user maintains a safe collateral ratio, they can withdraw their collateral deposits.

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