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dyield™
A yield product whose entire marketing claim is transparency — which means the site has to publish the numbers it would rather round, and the contracts anyone can audit.
The problem
A non-custodial yield product asks strangers to move real money on the strength of what a website says. That is a trust problem before it is an engineering problem, and most of the category answers it with adjectives.
It is also a live-data problem. A rate printed at deploy time is a lie by the following morning, and a rate that renders slowly is worse than one that renders honestly.
What we built
- Every contract address on open display, one per product, so the claim is checkable on-chain by anyone who cares to check it.
- A live earnings calculator reading current rates rather than a figure typed into the markup — yield accrues every block, roughly every two seconds, and the page says so instead of implying a fixed return.
- Automated monitors reading the chain around the clock, on schedules measured in minutes rather than days.
- A separate signing service that never sits on the request path — it runs on a fixed schedule, not on demand, so a web request cannot reach it.
- Three languages — English, Spanish and Portuguese — because the addressable market for dollar-denominated yield in Latin America is not English-speaking.
What it means
Four Workers, three of them doing work nobody sees: a scanner on the hour, a monitor every fifteen minutes, and a signer that only ever acts on its own schedule. The visible site is the smallest part of the system, which is generally how it should be when money is involved.
Stack
Workers, KV, Base / EVM, Cron Triggers, AI guide