Uniswap launches Earn feature for USDC, USDT and ETH lending

Uniswap launches Earn feature for USDC, USDT and ETH lending

The new Web App and Wallet tool routes deposits into Morpho vaults curated by Gauntlet, allowing self-custodied lending on Ethereum mainnet without lockups or separate Uniswap fees.

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Fact Check
The official Uniswap blog post 'Earn is Now Live on Uniswap' (dated July 31, 2026) and the corresponding @Uniswap X post confirm every element of the claim: an Earn feature for lending USDC, USDT, and ETH; availability in the Web App and Wallet; deposits routed into on-chain lending markets powered by Morpho and curated (vault configuration) by Gauntlet; and self-custodial funds with no lockups. These are authoritative primary sources from the entity itself.
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Summary

Uniswap launched an Earn feature in its Web App and Wallet on Ethereum mainnet, letting users deposit USDC, USDT and ETH into Morpho lending vaults curated by Gauntlet to earn yield from borrower interest without leaving the app. Users can authorize a deposit with one signature, track deposited balances, yield rates and earnings in the Uniswap portfolio interface, and withdraw at any time because the product has no lockup or cooldown period. Uniswap said it does not charge a separate fee for Earn, though users still pay standard Ethereum network costs. The launch expands Uniswap beyond token swaps and liquidity provision into onchain lending, putting it in closer competition with lending platforms such as Aave and Compound. Gauntlet manages vault allocation across eligible lending markets and can set exposure limits or rebalance capital, while users still bear risks tied to smart contracts, collateral, liquidity and stablecoins, and yields remain variable rather than guaranteed. Morpho reported about $11.79 billion in deposits and $4.15 billion in active loans across its network, underscoring the scale of the infrastructure Uniswap is plugging into.

Terms & Concepts
  • Morpho vaults: Lending vaults built on Morpho that pool deposits and allocate them across borrowing markets to generate yield.
  • self-custodied: Assets remain under the user's direct control rather than being held by a centralized intermediary.
  • Ethereum mainnet: The primary live Ethereum blockchain where transactions are settled and network fees are paid.