Exponent Tranching issues two fungible LP tokens for each market:
- Senior LP - a more protected claim on the market’s effective NAV.
- Junior LP - a first-loss claim that protects Senior and receives more upside when protection is scarce.
Integration Surface
Tranching LP tokens can be integrated like other fungible Solana tokens, but pricing and risk checks come from the tranching market account.| Integration type | What to integrate | Required reads |
|---|---|---|
| Wallet or portfolio view | Senior and Junior LP mint balances | LP mint addresses, LP price, tranche NAV |
| AMM or order venue | Transferable Senior or Junior LP tokens | LP mint addresses, market state, pricing model |
| Credit market | LP tokens as collateral | LP price, utilization, recovery state, coverage, risk config |
| Vault or router | Deposit base assets or SY into a selected tranche | Capacity, lifecycle state, min output, deposit restrictions |
| Liquidation or risk engine | Senior/Junior collateral value and withdrawal conditions | Effective NAV, LP supply, utilization, recovery window |
Integration Flow
- Load the market with
TranchingMarket.load(...). - Identify the Senior or Junior LP mint.
- Price LP balances from effective NAV.
- Check lifecycle state, pause flags, utilization, capacity, and the recovery observation window.
- Build deposit or withdrawal transactions with SDK instruction builders.
- Set output protection with
minLpOut,minAmountOut, orminBaseOut.
Pages
LP Token Model
Identify LP mints, user token accounts, market fields, and the state values integrations must read.
Pricing and Previews
Calculate LP price, deposit output, withdrawal output, fees, and concrete example values.
Restrictions and Risk Checks
Understand Senior and Junior deposit/withdraw restrictions, utilization checks, and the observation period.
SDK Preflight
Use SDK helpers before routing users, accepting LP collateral, or building transactions.
Related Pages
Tranching Overview
Product-level explanation of Senior and Junior LP tokens.
Technical Concepts
NAV accounting, utilization, recovery periods, fees, and LP pricing.
Return Curves
Return allocation formulas and waterfall examples.
Account References
Raw market account fields used by external indexers and risk engines.