TillwardView sourceMezo Buildathon · Wave 2 · Public testnet
BTC-backed working capital.
Repay as receipts arrive.
Borrow MUSD for the business. Choose how much of each customer receipt goes toward the loan, and enable automatic repayments after reviewing the 1% service fee.
Latest V3 proof: a 2,600 MUSD receipt at 80% was capped to the remaining loan debt. The hosted keeper repaid approximately 202.000451 MUSD with a 2.020004 MUSD fee. Owner closure left zero repayment allocations or fee reserves, and approximately 595.979326 MUSD available. A later receipt allocated zero. Read the live proof. The film retains its labeled earlier V2 recordings.
The pitch uses actual product captures and recorded testnet transactions. Illustrative numbers are labeled. The Wave 2 test receipt was 500 MUSD: 495 repaid native debt, 4.95 paid the atomic service fee, and 0.05 remained. A separate controlled surplus claim recovered 0.005532212424520610 test BTC to its owner.
These are integration proofs funded with test assets. They do not represent customer revenue or adoption. Native collateral remains subject to liquidation and redemption. Tillward has no mainnet deployment or independent security audit.
The public demo needs no login. Its default workspace is illustrative. The real business link reads onchain state without a wallet, with explicit retry states for RPC failures. Owner actions still require the owning wallet.