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# Thatcher's Borrowin' Guide
## **How to Borrow on Huckleberry**
Thatcher's Reservoir lets you borrow assets against your deposited collateral. This means, that to borrow an asset, you must first [enable a deposited asset to serve as collateral](https://app.gitbook.com/s/ezR6BBIAq7aD4F4YHU1I/c/R1foptseLEoCL3E1a5Ob/huckleberry/thatchers-reservoir/thatchers-lendin-guide).
### Borrowin' on Huckleberry
* Connect and confirm your wallet
* Visit [Thatcher's Reservoir ](https://www.huckleberry.finance/#/tomhouse)page. It is listed as Lend in the top banner
* Click the Borrow tab
* Click the asset you want to borrow. Only whitelisted assets are supported
* Input how many tokens you want to borrow and click Borrow. Beware of borrowin' too many assets. If you exceed your borrow limit, your collateral may be [seized and liquidated](https://app.gitbook.com/s/ezR6BBIAq7aD4F4YHU1I/c/R1foptseLEoCL3E1a5Ob/huckleberry/thatchers-reservoir/risk-parameters)
### How to repay and stop borrowin' assets
* Connect and confirm your wallet
* Visit [Thatcher's Reservoir ](https://www.huckleberry.finance/#/tomhouse)page. It is listed as Lend in the top banner
* Click the Borrow tab
* Click the asset you want to repay. Click the Repay tab
* Input how many tokens you want to repay and click Repay
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