# Vendor Finance V2 Developer Documentation

## Vendor Finance V2 Developer Documentation

- [Overview](https://vendorfinance.gitbook.io/vendor-finance-v2-developer-documentation/overview.md): Vendor Finance aims to be the most flexible and permissionless platform that will empower anyone to become a lender and set their own terms.
- [Strategies](https://vendorfinance.gitbook.io/vendor-finance-v2-developer-documentation/contracts/strategies.md): We are actively working on increasing the capital efficiency of any idle funds deposited into our contracts. Strategies is a set of tools that allows us to redirect idle funds and put them to work.
- [Vendor4626LendStrategy](https://vendorfinance.gitbook.io/vendor-finance-v2-developer-documentation/contracts/strategies/vendor4626lendstrategy.md): The very first strategy launched by Vendor Finance is a wrapper that allows to deposit idle lend assets into ERC4626 AAVE Vault.
- [Pool Types](https://vendorfinance.gitbook.io/vendor-finance-v2-developer-documentation/contracts/pool-types.md): Vendor Finance is designed to be the ultimate money lego that provides multiple different loan options both for lenders and borrowers.
- [Lender First Pool](https://vendorfinance.gitbook.io/vendor-finance-v2-developer-documentation/contracts/pool-types/lender-first-pool.md): In this model one lender creates a pool with lend funds and the lender dictated terms and then one or more people can borrow from it.
- [Fees Manager](https://vendorfinance.gitbook.io/vendor-finance-v2-developer-documentation/contracts/fees-manager.md): One place to get the current rate of any pool based on its rate settings.
- [Oracle](https://vendorfinance.gitbook.io/vendor-finance-v2-developer-documentation/contracts/oracle.md): While Vendor does not require oracles to operate, it is certainly nice to have as it gives the lenders additional protection and peace of mind.


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