Teller

Teller is a decentralized finance application whose token is traded under the symbol DEBIT. It operates within the lending and borrowing segment of DeFi, meaning it is designed to let users access credit or provide capital without traditional financial intermediaries. The protocol targets people who want to borrow or lend digital assets through smart contracts rather than through banks or centralized platforms.

Teller is categorized within the BNB Chain ecosystem, meaning its smart contracts are deployed on that network and transactions settle according to that chain's rules rather than a consensus algorithm of its own. The DEBIT token functions as the native asset of the protocol, though the data stored here does not include a detailed breakdown of the token's specific governance or collateral role within the system. What is known is that the token has a maximum supply of 100,000,000 units, with 17,220,000 currently in circulation.

The data stored for Teller does not include a fee stream, meaning this site carries no figures for protocol revenue, fees collected, or distributions to token holders. This absence means that fee-based measures such as price-to-fees ratios cannot be calculated or displayed for this asset. The circulating supply stands at 17,220,000 DEBIT, representing 17.22% of the 100,000,000 maximum supply at this point in time, and the fully diluted valuation is approximately 5.81 times the current market capitalisation of 35,171,784 USD.