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# How to create a Market on Lista Lending
1\. Confirm Market Parameters
* loanToken
* collateralToken
* Oracle
* Irm
* lltv
| Parameter | Type | Description |
| --------------- | ------- | ---------------------------------------- |
| loanToken | address | Contract address of the borrowing token |
| collateralToken | address | Contract address of the collateral token |
| oracle | address | Address of the oracle |
| irm | address | Address of the interest model |
| lltv | uint256 | Loan-To-Value rate |
Note：
* Oracle: The oracle must implement the following method, where asset is the token address. The function should return the asset price with 8 decimals of precision:
function peek(address asset) external view returns (uint256);
* IRM (Interest Rate Model): This must be enabled by Lista Lending’s manager using enableIrm. By default, the protocol uses the IRM deployed by Lista Lending at the following address: \[TBD]
* LLTV (Loan-to-Value for Liquidation): This must also be set by Lista Lending’s manager using enableLltv. Users may choose from the enabled LLTV options to create a vault.
## 2. Create Markets
1. Jump to the contract address:
2. Fill in attributes\
3. Approve and done!
## 3. Set up fees \[Optional]
Only the Manager address has the authority to set up market fees. Market fees will be default 0 if not set up.
1）Jump to the main contract address:
2\) Fill in the attributes, where newFee is the parameter for setting the fee rate, with 1e18 decimal places. For example, fill 100000000000000000 for 10% rates.
## 4. Verify results
marketId can be obtained from the transaction creating the market, where id refers to the marketId
Fee rate can be obtained via the market function in the contract by passing in the marketId as a parameter.
* Check the transaction that successfully creates market
* Check marketId
* Check fee rate
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