Fixed-rate lending platform Tenor Finance launches on Base
Foresight News reports that fixed-rate lending platform Tenor Finance, built on the Morpho Midnight tech stack, has launched on Base. Tenor is a non-custodial platform designed for asset management firms and large borrowers to access on-chain lending markets. It supports fixed-rate, fixed-term markets, allowing users to request OTC quotes from curators and collateralize any asset, while also enabling customization of whitelist, rates, terms, and grace period conditions for quotes.
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