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# Selecting a Lending Market

The [**Supply**](https://resupply.fi/supply) page provides users with an interface to explore and interact with different lending markets on Fraxlend or Curve Lend. Users can supply collateral to a variety of markets and borrow **reUSD** against their deposited collateral. Each market will display unique borrowing rates and total value locked (TVL), allowing users to choose their preferred market to supply collateral to.

#### [Supply Page](https://resupply.fi/supply)

**Market List & Search Functionality:**

* Users can browse through different markets and use the search bar to find specific markets as well.
* Sorting options allow filtering by vAPR, total borrowed **reUSD**, collateral vAPR, and TVL.<br>

**Each market displays:**

* **Borrow vAPR:** The interest rate for borrowing **reUSD**.
* **Total Borrowed reUSD:** The total amount of **reUSD** borrowed within the market.
* **Collateral vAPR:** The yield earned on supplied collateral.
* **Total Value Locked (TVL):** The total collateral supplied in the market.\ <br>

**Market Selection & Position Management:**

* Users can view their active positions in each market under the **My positions** section.
* The **Manage** button enables quick access to deposit, borrow, repay, and withdraw functions for the selected market.

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