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Liquify is a Radix dApp that buys liquid stake units from holders who want out of a stake before the network's unstaking delay has run. Its on-ledger metadata describes it as an "Unstaking platform for native Radix liquid stake units", and the component has settled 27,122,770.95 XRD of volume since October 2025.

This page is written from component state rather than from the product, because www.liquifyxrd.app answers automated requests with a 403 page and could not be read when this page was written. Every figure below is a field of the Liquify component at mainnet epoch 334,351, 12 August 2026.

How the component is arranged

The component is an instance of a Liquify blueprint published in package package_rdx1p5sanzez67tsmghv6ug0zadps29h4sx2g4d5l922d7pge33drcku0n. Its state describes a two-sided book rather than a pool: liquidity providers deposit XRD and receive a Liquify Liquidity Receipt non-fungible (295 issued to date), and their standing bids sit in a buy_list and an order_fill_tree with per-provider discounts. Separate indexes hold positions that have automatic unstaking switched on and off, and an automated_liquidity store drives the automated side, which carries its own automation_fee.

The parameters are modest and explicit: a platform_fee of 0.0005 (5 basis points), a minimum_liquidity and minimum_refill_threshold of 10,000 XRD each, and unstake sizes bounded above at 10,000,000 XRD. component_status reads true, so the component is enabled and accepting calls.

Activity and the DeFiLlama zero

Lifetime counters at epoch 334,351: total_xrd_volume 27,122,770.95 XRD across 1,071 order fills (order_fill_counter), 689 positions (avl_position_counter) and 295 liquidity receipts. The component's first transaction was on 10 October 2025 and its most recent on 24 July 2026.

DeFiLlama lists Liquify Protocol with a Radix TVL of roughly $0.49, which reads as a wound-down protocol and is not one. Its adapter measures exactly one thing — the XRD sitting in the component's xrd_liquidity vault — and that vault held 501.90613412483554811 XRD when this page was written. The component's fee vault held a further 13,561.39 XRD. A near-zero TVL here means the book is thin, not that the protocol is gone; the same distinction applied in reverse to Surge, whose $0 was a broken adapter over a live protocol, and did not apply to Maya Protocol, whose $0 is a pool that no longer exists.

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