Digital Currency

Add as a preferred source on Google

Aave Pro Lets Borrowers Change the Asset Owed on V4 Loans

CoWSwap executes the exchange, and Aave Pro also offers collateral swaps on Ethereum, Base and Avalanche.

Updated 1 min read
A borrower reviews a cryptocurrency loan on a laptop in London, England / TokenPost.ai (macro)
A borrower reviews a cryptocurrency loan on a laptop in London, England / TokenPost.ai (macro)

Aave Pro is broadening its in-position loan controls, letting borrowers revise the asset due on V4 loans across Ethereum, Base and Avalanche while the loans remain active.

CoWSwap executes the exchange. Aave Pro also offers collateral swaps on those networks, which let borrowers change what secures a loan. That differs from the new option, which changes the borrower’s repayment obligation. Both tools let users adjust an active loan without ending the position.

V4 separates liquidity from market-level lending terms. A shared Hub supplies funds to individual Spokes, which connect separate markets to the pool under preset limits. Each Spoke has its own collateral and borrowing parameters. EconoTimes previously described Aave V4’s Hub-and-Spoke design in coverage of its first externally curated markets.

Aave V4 went live on Ethereum mainnet on March 30, 2026. On Oct. 22, its first three externally curated markets opened on Aave Pro, all on Ethereum, with Sentora setting market-level risk parameters.

Related articles

View all