Aave has launched on Aptos, marking its first expansion beyond Ethereum-compatible blockchains. The deployment introduces USDC, USDT, APT, and sUSDe as supported assets. Aptos Foundation boosts adoption by offering user rewards and liquidity incentives. Chainlink Price Feeds integration powers oracle-secured markets from the start.
Aave’s Deployment on Aptos: Supported Assets and Protocol Strength
Aave enters Aptos to extend its multichain strategy across different ecosystems. At launch, the protocol supports native USDC, USDT, APT, and sUSDe. Aptos Foundation attracts users through incentive programs, ensuring faster growth in adoption.
The Block’s data shows Aave managing over $50 billion in net deposits and nearly $37 billion in total value locked. The protocol enables users and institutions to earn interest on deposits. It also lets them borrow crypto against collateral and issues the overcollateralized GHO stablecoin.
Chainlink oracles secure price data, strengthening transparency and reliability in lending markets. This integration gives users confidence in safe and resilient borrowing activity.
Aptos and Aave: Building a Shared Vision
Aptos runs as a proof-of-stake Layer 1 blockchain built with Move, a Rust-based smart contract language. The network emphasizes low-latency finality and high throughput to attract developers.
Aave Labs re-implemented Aave V3 in Move and developed a new SDK and front-end. Chaos Labs and LlamaRisk created market risk parameters. Zellic, Ottersec, SpearBit, and Certora conducted security reviews. Aave also launched a $500,000 bug bounty program paid in GHO.
The Aptos ecosystem currently holds around $1.3 billion in stablecoins, dominated by USDT. Only 8.1% of APT supply is in liquid staking tokens, while 76% remains directly staked. Aave and Aptos see this gap as an opportunity to unlock new collateral markets.
Ultimately, Aave’s launch on Aptos opens a new chapter in DeFi expansion. Developers gain direct access to Aave’s lending infrastructure with full tooling support. Users benefit from lending, borrowing, oracle-secured markets, and incentive programs at launch. In the coming months, both teams plan to add more assets, refine risk settings, and strengthen security through ongoing audits.
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