> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.factor.fi/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.factor.fi/getting-started/strategy-cheatsheet/borrowing-cheatsheet/multi-borrow.md).

# Multi Borrow

## Overview

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Borrow as many different tokens as needed against newly added collateral in a single transaction. Diversify your borrow interest and get access to more borrowing markets in a single multi-token strategy.

## Potential Alpha

* **Diversify Token Borrow Interest:** Spread your single token borrows into multiple markets and diversify your borrow interest and market risks.
* **Diversify Strategy Borrow Interest:** Borrow various tokens from different markets and diversify your borrow interest.

## Strategy Building Blocks

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The building block order mirrors the Factor Studio UI and can be expanded for further strategy details and parameters.
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<details>

<summary><a href="/pages/UepWg5Va5ZlHwg1pZWqL"><strong>Lend</strong></a></summary>

* Lend the asset token to the target lending pool.

</details>

<details>

<summary><a href="/pages/E6WYYQYrQQUDQZyOmLrT"><strong>Borrow</strong></a></summary>

* Select the token to borrow.
* Input a borrow amount which includes a buffer for any price fluctuations. This includes the value of any remaining borrows utilizing the same collateral.

</details>

<details>

<summary><a href="/pages/E6WYYQYrQQUDQZyOmLrT"><strong>Borrow</strong></a></summary>

* Select another token to borrow.
* Input a borrow amount which includes a buffer for any price fluctuations. This includes the value of any remaining borrows utilizing the same collateral.

</details>

## Example

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