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Live · Attribution, Agents & Swap on Base mainnetMintware — the liquidity spine
One pool of capital that is never idle, never locked to a single job, and always yours. Attribution measures on-chain contribution; the vault engine puts idle capital to work and hands it back the instant a swap needs it.
Mintware is built on one idea: a unit of capital should do more than one thing. Deposited liquidity idles in a lending market earning yield, is pulled just-in-time into a Uniswap V4 pool exactly when a swap needs it, and — on the payments surface — stays spendable the whole time. Never idle. Never locked. Always yours (non-custodial throughout).
Several surfaces sit on that spine, each at a different maturity. We are precise about status because these are developer docs, not a pitch:
| Surface | What it is | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Attribution | On-chain reputation score — seven dimensions plus a risk penalty (engine attribution-v2.0.0) | Live — Base mainnet |
| AI Agents | ERC-8004 identity + agent reputation (behavior + contribution + interpretability − risk) | Live — Base mainnet |
| Swap | LI.FI cross-chain routing | Live |
| Vaults (ULV engine) | JIT-liquidity Uniswap V4 vaults with an Aave idle sink | Built & tested — in testing on Base Sepolia |
| Liquid Sovereign Account | USDC that earns yield and stays spendable | Coming — payment core on Base Sepolia |
Honest status
Nothing here is externally audited. Attribution, Agents, and Swap are live on Base mainnet. The vault engine is in testing on Base Sepolia — never “deposit now.” The Liquid Sovereign Account is coming: its payment core is deployed and cast-verified on testnet, but deployed ≠ audited.
Where to go next
For the mechanism in one screen, read . For the score, . For the engine, .