Testnet preview on Robinhood Chain and Base. Mock tokens only, unaudited. What that means
Mintware
TestnetLaunch app
Stock markets live on testnet

One engine
per asset.

Liquidity, collateral and credit for tokenized stocks, gold and property. Each asset gets its own isolated, non‑custodial market.

Explore markets How it works
Never idleNever lockedAlways yours
Liquidity · live on testnet
Provide to a market. The engine pairs it into that asset’s own pool and fees compound into your share.
Isolated per asset
One market’s trouble stays in that market.
Non‑custodial core
Your position is yours, on-chain, the whole time.
Market‑hours aware
Marks follow the real asset, including when it’s closed.
The model

Three jobs. One market.

Most protocols split trading, borrowing and lending across systems that never talk. Mintware keeps them in the same pool, so the same capital does all three.

Testnet

Liquidity

Provide to an asset’s market. The engine pairs it into that asset’s pool and fees build on your position.

In development

Collateral

Use a position as collateral without pulling it out of the market. It keeps providing depth while it backs a loan.

Roadmap

Credit

Borrowing that unwinds gradually inside the pool, on fresh marks only. No outside liquidator racing a closed market.

01
Provide
Pick an asset’s market.
02
Engine pairs it
Into that asset’s own pool.
03
Fees accrue
Compounded into your share.
04
Exit pro‑rata
No lockups, no tiers.
Inside a market

Everything on one screen.

  1. 1
    A live mark that knows the hours
    See when the real market is open, and when the engine is holding still.
  2. 2
    Provide in one step
    Type an amount. See your shares and your slippage floor before you sign.
  3. 3
    Your position, plainly
    Value, what you put in and fees earned. Exit any share of it, pro‑rata.
Browse live markets
Why per asset

Real assets break in real ways.

An issuer freezes. A market closes for the weekend. A deed takes weeks. A shared pool spreads that damage. A per‑asset engine keeps it where it started.

One shared pool
How most lending works
One asset failsEvery lender feels it
Market is closedStale prices, bad liquidations
Permissioned tokenOutside liquidators can’t hold it
Last resortHope there’s a buyer
One engine per asset
Mintware
One asset failsContained to that market
Market is closedMarks pause, nothing forced
Permissioned tokenUnwinds inside the pool
Last resortIssuer mint & redeem
Roadmap

Asset by asset.

Each asset class gets its own engine, tuned to how that asset actually trades and settles.

Solid: liveDotted: buildingHatched: planned
NowTestnet
Stocks
Tokenized equities on Robinhood Chain and Base.
NowTestnet demo
Property
A real-property market with issuer-checked ownership.
Next
Gold
A gold engine, with first credit through an integrated lending market.
Later
Credit & vaults
Curated credit modules on top of proven engines.
For issuers

Your token. Real liquidity.

Deep, fair markets from day one — funded by your holders, not a rented market maker.

Bring your asset to market
Day one
depth at launch
Tighter
spreads
Liquidity
that stays
On-chain
and in the open
Trust

Boring where it counts.

The parts that hold your money are built to be predictable, and to stop rather than guess.

See it on-chain →
Fail closed by default
Anything unset or unreadable stops, rather than guessing.
Exits stay open
Pausing blocks new liquidity, never withdrawals.
Contained per asset
Each market has its own caps, marks and controls.
Audited before real value
An external audit gates mainnet. Until then: testnet only.
FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is Mintware?+

Mintware is the liquidity layer for on-chain value. It turns capital into always-working liquidity for markets in tokenized stocks, real-world assets and stablecoins — and lets you earn from it.

How does my money earn?+

Your capital earns a share of the fees from every trade in the markets you back, plus yield on whatever the market doesn’t need at that moment. Two sources, one balance.

Can I withdraw at any time?+

There are no lockups. You can withdraw whenever you choose and you’re paid in your share of the market’s assets. An exit can be delayed if a token’s issuer pauses it or the market is short of liquidity.

Who holds my funds?+

You do. Mintware is non-custodial — your shares sit in your own wallet, and every contract and transaction is on-chain.

Where does Mintware run?+

Markets run on Robinhood Chain and Base testnets today, ahead of an external audit.

Are there risks?+

Yes, as with any market. Providing liquidity carries price risk and impermanent loss, tokenized assets carry issuer risk, and smart contracts carry technical risk. Read the full risk disclosures before you use Mintware.

See a market up close.

Browse the live markets on testnet, with mock tokens and no real funds.

Launch app

Testnet software, not an offer. Tokenized assets carry issuer, market, liquidity and smart‑contract risk, and you bear impermanent loss on liquidity you provide. Figures in the market illustration are examples. Risk disclosures