> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gage.cash/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gage.cash/lend/find-a-deal.md).

# Find a deal

Lend is the densest surface in gage. It is built for someone who will compare ten listings before funding one.

## Browse

1. Pick a lane: **Stocks** or **Memes**. Each lane has its own colour and its own lender line.
2. Pick a term: **7 days** or **21 days**. The counts next to each are open listings.
3. Sort by newest, cap, or cost.

## The table

| Column     | What it shows                                                                            |
| ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| ID         | The deal number and its state                                                            |
| Collateral | The token and amount, scaled for display                                                 |
| Value now  | From the valuation service, with its source pool                                         |
| Cap        | What the borrower pays to reclaim, and its share of value                                |
| APR        | One figure, with its breakdown a hover or a tap away. See [The APR figure](/lend/apr.md) |
| If walked  | What you would hold, and at what discount to the price now                               |

On the meme lane the last columns become **Liquidity locked** and **30-day drawdown**.

## Open a listing

The listing panel is the [valuation panel](/lend/valuation-panel.md): the value now, at the cap, at −20%, at −50%, and for positions the range and the split. Your return as an amount and a percent for the term. What you hold if the borrower walks. The reward estimate for this week, on two lines. And the lender line, always in view:

{% hint style="warning" %}
You may end up holding the collateral instead of USDG.
{% endhint %}

## Fund

One step. You pay the asking price in USDG, or in ETH swapped on the way in, and the deal is funded at once. There is no offer to wait on and no acceptance step. See [Fund with USDG or ETH](/lend/fund.md).

## Empty and full states

* `No listings right now. 23 open on 7 days.` The other term has listings; the link takes you there.
* `WEEK 36 · FULLY ALLOCATED · MON 14 SEP`. This week's reward budget is gone. Deals still fund and pay their fixed cost; they earn sGAGE again from the day shown. See [Weekly budgets](/rewards/weekly-budgets.md).


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