The post Oku Integrates Morpho Protocol on Etherlink, Bringing Advanced Lending and Borrowing to Tezos L2 appeared com. Press Releases are sponsored content and not a part of Finbold’s editorial content. For a full disclaimer, please Crypto assets/products can be highly risky. Never invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. London, United Kingdom, October 28th, 2025, Chainwire The Tezos Layer-2 ecosystem gains powerful new DeFi lending functionality today as non-custodial aggregator Oku announces the successful integration of Morpho on Etherlink. This strategic deployment introduces sophisticated lending markets to the network, empowering users to unlock liquidity through an intuitive, all-in-one platform tailored for traders at every experience level. Developed by GFX Labs, Oku serves as an access point to the deep liquidity of Uniswap v3, which consistently ranks among the top exchanges for trading volumes and total value locked (TVL). Thanks to its high speeds and low transaction costs, Etherlink’s performance creates an ideal environment for protocols looking to provide their users with top-quality decentralized services. The combination of Morpho’s peer-to-peer lending innovation and Oku’s refined user experience delivers capabilities traditionally exclusive to centralized platforms, now available in a trustless environment. “Morpho on Etherlink is a game-changer for lending,” stated Dan Zajac, Business Development Lead at Oku. “Users can now control their assets or borrow at competitive rates, all in one place. It’s simple, efficient, and accessible.” MEV Capital will be curating the first Vault on the platform, allowing users to lend USDC against 3 yield-bearing Tokens from Midas: mMEV, mBASIS, mTBILL. This inaugural vault brings institutional-grade risk management to Etherlink’s lending ecosystem, providing users with a curated strategy from an established DeFi curator. “This vault marks MEV Capital’s strategic entry into the Tezos ecosystem, where Etherlink’s performance characteristics enable. Continue reading Oku Integrates Morpho Protocol on Etherlink, Bringing Advanced Lending and Borrowing to Tezos L2→
