Wildcat primary sources — 2026-05-08
Official site
- https://wildcat.finance/
- Main project site and borrower contact surface.
Documentation
- https://docs.wildcat.finance/
- Docs root for protocol overview, technical behavior, security, and legal references.
- https://docs.wildcat.finance/overview/introduction
- Elevator-pitch page framing Wildcat as undercollateralized lending where borrowers customize rates, reserve ratios, withdrawal terms, compliance checks, transferability, and lockups.
- https://docs.wildcat.finance/using-wildcat/onboarding
- Describes borrower KYB/C onboarding, borrower-controlled lender eligibility, lender credentials, and the Chainalysis sanctions block.
- https://docs.wildcat.finance/technical-overview/security-developer-dives/core-behaviour
- Most useful mechanism page for collateral obligations, delinquency, withdrawal batches, and FIFO handling of unpaid withdrawals.
- https://docs.wildcat.finance/technical-overview/security-developer-dives/hooks/access-control-hooks
- Explains role providers, TTL-based credentials, push/pull validation, and hook-mediated lender access.
- https://docs.wildcat.finance/overview/whitepaper
- Official docs page linking the current whitepaper.
Whitepaper
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wildcat-finance/wildcat-whitepaper/main/whitepaper_v2.0.pdf
- Official Wildcat whitepaper PDF referenced by the docs.
wildcat-whitepaper-v2.0.pdf- Local copy saved in this folder.
GitHub / code
- https://github.com/wildcat-finance
- Official GitHub organization.
- https://github.com/wildcat-finance/wildcat-protocol
- Primary protocol repository.
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wildcat-finance/wildcat-protocol/main/README.md
- Repo README linking the whitepaper, manifesto, and docs.
Corpus takeaways
Wildcat is a strong comparison class when asking where real authority sits in onchain credit. Unlike shared-pool lenders such as Aave or Morpho, Wildcat lets each borrower define lender admission, reserve policy, withdrawal friction, transfer restrictions, and legal packaging. That makes it useful for comparing neutral liquidity pools versus borrower-operated financing rails.