Smart Contract Architecture
Mu Digital’s smart contract architecture is designed for modularity, security, and seamless DeFi composability. It is organized into three primary contract categories:
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Mu Digital’s smart contract architecture is designed for modularity, security, and seamless DeFi composability. It is organized into three primary contract categories:
ERC-20 Contracts Define the core tokens of the Mu Digital ecosystem, including AZND and muBOND. Handle token standards, mint/redeem logic, and role-based permissions.
loAZND Vault Contracts Manage AZND deposits and issue loAZND, a yield-bearing token that accrues value through repricing. Oversee reward accrual, cooldowns, lockup mechanics, and emissions distribution.
Protocol Contracts Coordinate core system logic, including the PrimaryMarket (KYC-gated access), PriceFeed, Access Manager, and Timelock Controller.
Mu Protocol merges real-world asset stability with DeFi-native efficiency, delivering predictable yield through transparent, composable products.
Real-World Asset Backing – Each product is fully collateralized by verifiable, income-generating assets, with all positions transparently recorded and auditable on-chain.
Repricing-Based Yield – Yield accrues through controlled price adjustments rather than rebasing, preserving ERC-20 and ERC-4626 compatibility and enabling seamless integration across DeFi.
Flexible, Integration-Ready Architecture – Designed for interoperability with major DEXs, lending markets, and yield platforms, while supporting multiple product configurations such as instant-liquidity pools, fixed-term vaults, and diversified yield strategies.
Data Transparency – All collateral details, performance metrics, and yield history are accessible in real time through on-chain data and public dashboards.
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