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# DeFi

Bring DeFi access to your users, leveraging Kiln’s infrastructure

## Kiln DeFi&#x20;

Kiln DeFi is a suite of smart contracts that our partners can use to enable native integration of DeFi protocols into their wallets or platforms. The solution is 100% onchain, fully automated, and provides a simplified integration. Utilize the Kiln API for native integration directly within your platform or customize our [widget](/v1/kiln-products/widget.md) to fit your needs.

The platform is currently integrated with many [protocols](/v1/kiln-products/defi/how-to-integrate/supported-protocols.md) allowing partners to leverage Kiln's tech stack to offer these services to their end users

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## Values

Kiln DeFi is designed with the same principles as other smart contract-based products:

* **Transparency**: All actions, including deposits, withdrawals, and fee dispatching, occur on-chain and are easily trackable via event emissions.
* **Security**: The audited contracts are secured with numerous on-chain and off-chain safety measures in place to protect users' funds and rewards.
* **Flexibility**: Integrators can choose from multiple DeFi protocol integration types and create custom offerings.

## Project Licence

Kiln DeFi is under the [BUSL-1.1 licence](https://spdx.org/licenses/BUSL-1.1.html), some smart contract public interfaces are under [MIT licence](https://spdx.org/licenses/MIT.html).


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