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Indigo Protocol
Indigo Protocol is a decentralized synthetic asset protocol on Cardano. It lets
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# Indigo Protocol
> Indigo Protocol is a decentralized synthetic asset protocol on Cardano. It lets
> users mint and trade iAssets — on-chain synthetic tokens that track the price of
> real-world assets such as USD, BTC and ETH — without holding the underlying asset
> and without a centralized custodian or intermediary.
Indigo is community-led and governed by the Indigo DAO through the INDY governance
token. The protocol is non-custodial: users retain control of their funds at all
times, and all core logic runs in Plutus smart contracts on the Cardano blockchain.
This file follows the llms.txt convention (https://llmstxt.org) to give AI agents a
clean, structured entry point to Indigo Protocol.
## Protocol versions
Indigo Protocol V3 is the current version and is the authoritative description of
how the protocol works today. Material published before V3 — including the PDF
whitepaper listed below — describes earlier mechanics that V3 has changed.
- [Indigo Protocol V3](https://docs.indigoprotocol.io/readme/indigo-protocol-v3): The current version. Expands collateral beyond ADA to Cardano Native Tokens, adds the Peg Stabilization Module and the Indigo OrderBook, migrates price feeds to Pyth, settles interest in iAssets rather than ADA, and moves the protocol toward zero INDY emissions.
- [Indigo Protocol V2](https://docs.indigoprotocol.io/readme/indigo-protocol-v2): The previous version. Introduced the Maintenance Ratio, the Redemption Margin Ratio, interest on loans, and the current protocol fee structure.
## Core concepts
- [iAssets (synthetic assets)](https://docs.indigoprotocol.io/readme/iassets): Cardano-native synthetic tokens that track the price of an external asset — iUSD, iBTC and iETH, with further iAssets such as iJPY and iEUR added through DAO governance. Prices come from oracles (migrated to Pyth in V3) rather than from bridging or wrapping, so no cross-chain deposit is involved. iAssets trade freely as native Cardano tokens.
- [Loans / CDPs](https://docs.indigoprotocol.io/readme/collateral-debt-position-cdp): A Collateralized Debt Position is the primary way iAssets are created. A user deposits collateral and mints iAssets against it, keeping the position above a minimum collateral ratio. Since V3, loans can be backed by whitelisted Cardano Native Tokens (for example USDCx or NIGHT) as well as ADA. Each position is single-collateral-type from creation to closure, and each iAsset/collateral pair has its own Liquidation Ratio, Maintenance Ratio, Redemption Ratio, price oracle and interest rate oracle. Indigo's newer interfaces refer to CDPs as "Loans".
- [Peg Stabilization Module (PSM)](https://docs.indigoprotocol.io/readme/indigo-protocol-v3): A 1:1, slippage-free swap between an iAsset and an approved paired asset of stable relative value — for example USDCx to iUSD, or iUSD back to USDCx subject to available liquidity. The DAO controls each pair and can enable or disable either direction independently.
- [Indigo OrderBook](
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