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Central Asian sovereign yield. Now on Base.

Access Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan sovereign yield through USDC-settled Senior and Junior tranches.

Explore the sovereign trancheSee what’s underneath
USDC settlement·Base Sepolia·Coinbase Verified·Testnet

The portfolio

What’s underneath

Roughly 98% sovereign bond exposure across two Central Asian issuers, with a small tokenized equity sleeve.

UZ · Sovereign

Republic of Uzbekistan

14.00%

Sovereign bond mirror

Allocation

49%

Risk

Sovereign

KZ · Sovereign

Republic of Kazakhstan

16.25%

Sovereign bond mirror

Allocation

49%

Risk

Sovereign

Equity sleeve

Tokenized equities

~2%

A small basket held alongside the sovereign book. Not part of the product’s primary identity.

SettlementUSDC
NetworkBase
StatusTestnet
Uzbekistan 49% · 14.00%Kazakhstan 49% · 16.25%Tokenized equities 2%

Walkthrough · Base Sepolia deployment

The waterfall

Why Senior is 6% when the bonds pay 14–16.25%

Senior takes a fixed, priority claim. Junior takes the risk — and everything left over.

Portfolio yield

14 – 16.25%

Senior · paid first

6.00% fixed

Junior · residual

Remaining return

First loss, then upside.

If the portfolio earns 15%, Senior receives its 6.00% priority return first. Remaining economics flow to Junior, subject to tranche sizing, losses, fees and FX.

Senior — priority yield

Paid first, up to 6.00% APR. Junior capital absorbs portfolio losses before Senior. Not principal protected.

Junior — first-loss capital

Absorbs losses first and receives the remaining portfolio return after Senior is paid.

Progressive market access

Access that scales with verification.

More verification unlocks more of Omni-Fi. A progressive path from open access to private markets, built for a safer, more efficient lending ecosystem.

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Onchain capital, unlocked.

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Register with an invite code

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Deposits enabled · 100 USDC/request

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Identity verified via EAS attestation

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10× limit · 1,000 USDC/request

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Pay 1 access token via x402

1 signature · no gas

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Private market access

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Transparency

Accountable NAV, epoch by epoch

Every valuation and settlement is attested on-chain as it happens.

NAV per Senior share

1.0148

Epochs settled

122

Attested on-chain

100%

Settlement asset

USDC

Technical

The infrastructure underneath

One tranche core, cross-chain settlement and permissioned token rails. The sovereign product is the first thing built on it.

ERC-7540ERC-3643ERC-1404CCCP v2Bifrost Hubx402

The accountable-NAV pipeline

RequestBridge & batchValuateSettle waterfallAttest on-chain

Questions

If the bonds yield 14–16.25%, why does Senior get 6%?+

Because Senior is paid first and Junior is not. Senior trades upside for priority at a fixed rate; Junior absorbs losses first and keeps whatever remains after Senior is made whole.

Is Senior principal protected?+

No. Senior has a priority claim, not a guarantee. Junior capital absorbs portfolio losses before Senior is affected, but losses beyond the Junior layer reach Senior.

Are you actually holding Uzbek and Kazakh bonds?+

Not yet. The current deployment runs on Base Sepolia with mirrored adapters that simulate the sovereign portfolio. Mainnet will connect regulated custody and bond execution partners.

Who can invest?+

Wallets with a Coinbase verification attestation from an eligible jurisdiction. Eligibility is checked on-chain; there is no manual approval list.

How do redemptions work?+

Asynchronously, per epoch. You request a redemption, the hub values the portfolio and runs the waterfall, and settlement pays out in USDC.

Sovereign yield, settled in USDC

Pick Senior for a fixed priority claim, or Junior for the residual.

Invest SeniorInvest Junior

Base Sepolia testnet. The sovereign portfolio is simulated — no real bonds are currently held. Nothing here is an offer or financial advice.