The liquidity engine for regulated real-world assets.
Tokenizing a property makes it divisible, not liquid. Mintware gives every asset its own market, anchored to a dated appraisal. Qualified holders contribute property tokens and USDC for one non-transferable share class. The engine owns the pool position and keeps remaining assets in idle adapters.
Reading the owned engine…
Property unit
WCP7 / USDC · Uniswap v4 · Base Sepolia · fictional land parcel
A swap that would end outside the hard band is refused by the pool's hook, unless it moves the price back toward the appraisal. The issuer cannot move the appraisal faster than a capped step and a daily drift limit.
One position. One share class.
Permissions and appraisal travel with the pool.
The engine and hook check new activity on-chain. Full in-kind exits need no appraisal; issuer transfer restrictions still apply.
Issuer permissions
Each trader needs swap permission. New shares require holder and engine liquidity permission, plus engine wrapper approval.
Dated appraisal
Stale observations and guardian pauses stop new trades. A permitted trade outside the band must narrow the gap without crossing the opposite boundary.
Qualified holders. Proportional ownership.
Liquidity providers
Contribute property tokens and USDC. One non-transferable share class tracks proportional holdings, with exits paid in kind.
Engine + pool
The engine owns a direct Uniswap v4 position and holds idle assets through adapters. The hook checks permissions and the appraisal band.
Traders
Trades use the permissioned router. The hook checks trader permission and the property token enforces its own recipient restrictions.
Testnet demonstration on Base Sepolia. WCP7 represents a fictional property. Test tokens have no monetary value. Contracts are unaudited.