Mayflower runs its own flagship financial system and gives builders the machinery underneath it.
A reserve-backed asset with a floor that can only rise, and credit against that floor which cannot be called.
Explore ReserveThe same machinery that runs Reserve, available to builders for their own financial products.
Explore PlatformMayflower Reserve is a family of floating-value markets built from Assured Value Machines.
A long-term market position with visible downside boundaries, built-in liquidity, and credit that cannot be called.
Every Reserve share carries a guaranteed minimum redemption price, backed by verifiable reserves and enforced by the deployed contracts. As the market grows the floor rises with it, and each ratchet upward is permanent. No manager, governance vote, or departing liquidity provider can mark it down.
Draw a zero-interest, non-recourse cash advance against the floor value of your position. The advance never exceeds guaranteed value, so the position stays solvent by construction and your collateral cannot be seized. It unlocks on repayment, and the upside stays yours throughout.
When the price reaches the floor it stops falling. Every holder redeems at the same known price, so there is no advantage to moving first. Visible reserves are what make a run impossible.
The market creates its own reserve as shares are issued, and that reserve is the counterparty to every redemption. Exiting a position does not depend on finding a new buyer.
A Reserve position behaves like digital property with built-in home equity. Its market value can rise, its guaranteed floor defines durable collateral value, and that value can be reached without a forced sale.
Build your own financial product on the machinery that runs Mayflower Reserve. Revenue comes from usage rather than from trading against your users.
Four ways in, all running on the same primitive: a market that acts as its own counterparty, with a floor that can only rise. What changes is who arrives, and what they bring.
You have an asset that needs a market. Run one, or run a venue that hosts many.
You hold a native token. Make it the reserve asset.
You consume a market rather than create one.
Available today, not yet in use.
You issue a fund or a real-world asset. Turn demand for a companion product into new subscriptions.
A joint design exercise around one existing product.
The floor is denominated in each market's reserve asset rather than in dollars. What the guarantee covers, and what it does not .
It is enforced by the protocol and backed by the reserve, and it holds for the same reason a sum holds.
Every purchase creates new shares and adds capital to the market's reserve. Every redemption destroys shares and pays capital back out. The market does not rent its liquidity from outside providers.
For the holder: There is always a protocol-defined redemption path rather than a hope that another buyer appears.
Under the stated model and valid protocol state transitions, the reserve remains sufficient to redeem every outstanding share at its stated floor. Solvency holds as an invariant of the system rather than a target someone monitors.
The Assured Value Machine can reshape its price schedule while preserving reserve solvency, converting more of the market's value into guaranteed floor value. Designated revenue can also be invested directly into the floor.
For the holder: More of the position becomes permanently protected over time.
A holder may pledge shares and receive an advance up to their floor value. Because the advance never exceeds the guaranteed collateral value, it carries no interest and no conventional liquidation process.
These markets started as a live experiment in reserve-backed digital assets. Years of production use showed the same machinery could run products operated by other companies.
Research and product notes from the team.
Access the existing reserve-backed markets and manage your positions.
Discuss a product, market, or integration running on Mayflower.