In order to borrow money on the Tarot app, a user first has to deposit LP tokens to a lending pool corresponding to the LP tokens to be deposited. Each pool has an overview of information for each borrowable token in it, such as Total Supply, Total Borrowed, Utilization, Supply APR, and Borrow APR. New users are required to approve their first transaction on the platform and confirm it by their wallet. To leverage LP tokens once they have been deposited, the customer chooses the lending pool corresponding to the LP tokens to be leveraged, and after picking the amount desired is presented with information including New Leverage, New Liquidation Prices, Borrow Fees, Trading, Reward, and Borrow APR, as well as the Estimated APR for the leveraged position. Once a person wants to deleverage their LP tokens, they only need to navigate to the lending pool corresponding to the LP tokens, enter the amount they wish to deleverage, and confirm the information presented for the position – New Leverage, New Liquidation Prices, Repay and Receive amounts, and the Estimated APR. Borrowing, repaying loans, and lending assets follow the same steps through the user-friendly interface of the platform. The project also has a Farming Rewards program, intended to last four years and distribute 59% of the total supply of TAROT to borrowers, leveraged yield farmers, and stakeholders in the protocol. In order to participate in it, users need to choose a farming-enabled lending pool corresponding to the TAROT farming rewards they want to claim. The dApp has a Farm tab which shows the amount of TAROT claimable for the lending pool, once a customer has leveraged or borrowed assets from it. Another functionality provided by the company is Supply Vault, intended to be used as a lending aggregator. In it, users can earn yield across multiple lending pools, taking advantage of its automated strategies. At the time of writing this article, the only wallet Tarot supports is MetaMask, however, the dApp also works with all wallets integrating the WalletConnect protocol. Currently, TAROT can be stored in hardware wallets such as Ledger Nano S, and Ledger Nano X, besides the exchanges where the token is tradeable and the Tarot platform itself.