Varla
OverviewWhat it is and why it matters.How It WorksLending against prediction markets, step by step.FeaturesLending, borrowing, leverage, and risk management.Supported MarketsPolymarket, Opinion, Kalshi, and more.
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Varla
Protocol
OverviewWhat it is and why it matters.
How It WorksLending against prediction markets, step by step.
FeaturesLending, borrowing, leverage, and risk management.
Supported MarketsPolymarket, Opinion, Kalshi, and more.
Developers
DocumentationProtocol docs, guides, and architecture.
Smart ContractsPool, Collateral Manager, Oracle, Liquidation Engine.
SDK ReferenceTypeScript SDK for protocol interactions.
API ReferenceREST and GraphQL endpoints for market data.
Resources
BlogLatest news and announcements from Varla.
FAQsFrequently asked questions about the protocol.
Security & AuditsProtocol security, audits, and trust assumptions.
Brand AssetsLogos, colors, and typography guidelines.
Try Varla

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Varla 101

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Supply Assets

Add more prediction market positions as collateral to improve your health factor or increase borrowing capacity.

When to Supply More

  • Health factor is declining — your existing collateral lost value and you need a buffer
  • Want to borrow more — additional collateral increases your weighted LTV capacity
  • New positions acquired — you bought more PM shares and want them working as collateral

How It Works

Supplying additional collateral is the same deposit(tokenId, amount) call on VarlaCore. New positions are added to your existing cross-margin account. The oracle re-evaluates your total collateral value and your health factor updates immediately.

Effect on health factor
Before supply:
├── Collateral: $8,000 (weighted: $5,600)
├── Debt: $5,000
└── HF: 1.12 ⚠️ Getting low

After supplying $3,000 more (65% LTV tier):
├── Collateral: $11,000 (weighted: $7,550)
├── Debt: $5,000
└── HF: 1.51 ✓ Comfortable
💡Same approval
If you've already approved VarlaCore for the ERC-1155 contract, no new approval is needed. The setApprovalForAll covers all token IDs.
ℹDifferent positions, same account
You can deposit positions from different markets into the same account. Each gets its own risk tier LTV, but they all contribute to your single health factor.

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