Maple Finance, the onchain asset manager overseeing $3.8 billion in assets, has integrated with the Ethereum layer-2 network Ink. The move brings Maple's dollar-yield product, syrupUSDT, to Ink's ecosystem, widening access for users on the OP Stack-based rollup.
syrupUSDT on Ink
SyrupUSDT is Maple's tokenized yield product, designed to generate returns from onchain credit. By deploying it on Ink, users on that L2 can now mint and redeem the token directly, without bridging back to Ethereum mainnet. That cuts friction — no extra steps, no waiting on finality across chains.
Built on the OP Stack
Ink is built on the OP Stack, the modular framework behind Optimism's Superchain. That means it shares infrastructure with a growing set of L2s, and developers get standardized tooling. For Maple, the integration taps into Ink's user base and its low-cost transaction environment, making syrupUSDT more accessible to people who prefer to stay on L2.
Maple's $3.8B in assets
The integration comes as Maple continues to scale. The protocol manages $3.8 billion in assets, originating in large part from institutional credit pools. syrupUSDT is one of its flagship retail-facing products, and expanding to new chains is part of a broader push to meet users where they're already active.
This isn't Maple's first L2 play — the protocol is already on other networks — but Ink marks a notable addition given its OP Stack lineage and the broader Superchain ecosystem. Users on Ink can now access syrupUSDT, tapping into Maple's onchain credit offerings without leaving the L2.
