Declare a yield objective. A settlement contract verifies your jurisdiction on every execution, or reverts. Non-custodial, self-serve, no minimum.
An intent goes in. A verified position, or a revert, comes out.
Intent
Sign an objective and its constraints, amount, risk, liquidity, jurisdiction, slippage. No gas, no transaction yet.
Solve
A deterministic solver turns the objective into target weights and routes it to best-price execution. No black box.
Settle
The contract verifies signature, jurisdiction, risk cap, slippage and deadline, in that order, atomically, on-chain.
lands in your own wallet · tx emitted
the whole transaction unwinds · nothing moves
Same signature. Same plan. The registry changed.
The byte-for-byte same signed intent that just built a position, resubmitted after the attestation is revoked. Nothing moved but the registry. The contract refuses.
Compliance, compared
Deploy capital with the guardrail built in
Faq
You do. Positions land in your own wallet, non-custodial. The contract only verifies your intent at execution, it never takes control of the assets.
Signature, jurisdiction, risk cap, slippage and deadline, in that order, atomically on-chain. If any check fails, the whole transaction reverts and nothing moves.
No. Intents are signed off-chain via EIP-712, no gas. You only pay when a compliant position is actually settled on-chain.
A vault checks compliance once, off-chain, at onboarding, and trusts the backend afterwards. Here the guardrail is enforced on every single execution, by the contract itself.
None. The desk is self-serve and open, built for the long tail, from €1 to €100k.