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# Composability

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Bringing lending on-chain makes it **composable**, this means the assets in the Florence ecosystem can be plugged into other DeFi platforms.&#x20;

For example; If you deposit stablecoins in a Florence vault, you can use the vault token as collateral to take out a loan on another DeFi platform, while earning real-world interest on your initial deposit.


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