FAQ
Common questions for stablecoin issuers, LPs, traders, and developers.
What is Aqua0?
Aqua0 is liquidity infrastructure for stablecoin issuers. A single locked-liquidity position backs liquidity across multiple pools and chains at once, far more capital-efficient than traditional AMMs.
Is Aqua0 custodial?
No. Aqua0 is designed so the protocol does not take custody in the traditional "pool holds all funds" sense. See Security & Trust → Non-custodial design for precise wording.
What problem does Aqua0 solve?
Stablecoin issuers need deep liquidity everywhere their token trades, but seeding every pool and chain separately is capital-inefficient and leaves most of that capital idle. Aqua0 lets a single locked-liquidity position back liquidity across many pools and chains at once.
Who is Aqua0 for?
Primarily stablecoin issuers, plus other liquidity providers and integrators building cross-chain UX. Traders benefit as a downstream user group.
Is this financial advice?
No. DeFi has risks. See Security & Trust → Risks & disclosures.
How do I get an API key?
Aqua0 doesn't have a self-serve key dashboard, and keys are issued directly by the team. See API Reference → Getting an API key.
What chains does Aqua0 support?
Mainnet-beta targets six chains, Base, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Celo, Monad, and
Robinhood.
GET /api/vaults/chains on the live API is the always-current source, so check it rather than
caching this list, since chain support can change between doc updates.