Integration Patterns

Moolah supports two external integration patterns. They operate at different layers of the lending stack.

Pattern	Purpose	Typical Usage
Provider	Handles collateral deposit/withdraw flow, asset conversion, and optional slisBNBx mint/burn callbacks.	slisBNB collateral, Lista StableSwap LP collateral, WBNB vault integrations, parts of credit flows
Broker	Curates access to one or more markets and handles loan-origination logic.	Fixed term/rate lending products, credit loans

Provider Integration

A provider sits between user and Moolah core for specific collateral types. Instead of calling Moolah directly, users call provider contracts that normalize assets and route collateral into target markets.

Provider	Collateral Type	slisBNBx Minting
SlisBNBProvider	slisBNB liquid staking token	Yes
SmartProvider	Lista StableSwap LP tokens	Yes
BNBProvider	Native BNB wrapped to WBNB	No
CreditBroker	Lista Credit Token	No

Broker Integration

A broker is a loan-origination layer for curated products. Unlike providers, brokers focus on terms, rates, and borrower eligibility before routing calls into Moolah.

In many broker markets, base market rate is initialized to zero in Moolah and broker-level logic applies product-specific borrowing behavior.

Broker Type	Product	Key Differentiator
Lending Broker	Lista fixed term & fixed rate markets	Uses FixedRateIRM instead of utilization-based adaptive curve
Credit Broker	Lista Credit Loans	Supports undercollateralized borrowing with credit-limit gating