🔹cAssets dApp User Guide

Welcome to the Crypto Factor cAssets dApp.

This guide is designed as a step-by-step walkthrough to help you mint, redeem, bridge, and manage cAssets across supported chains. Whether you are new or experienced, you can use this as your single reference point - no additional explanation is required.

cAsset Token Addresses:

  • cDFI on POL: 0xc9bd1f89f8e3c508790d6cbacbc58f417d309d15

  • cDFI on DMC: 0x80441eef9e73f5cf587a383bd4e1677e820a483d

  • cUSDC on POL: 0x034a5ffad04aeabfa00cebcc43aa4a8c7da2734c

  • cUSDC on DMC: 0xE0393F5068AdeBf8C63f8282a20435a0BD8E1663

1. Quick Start Overview

The cAssets dApp is the new interface for creating and managing Crypto Factor Mapped Assets (cAssets) — assets that are minted 1:1 against their native tokens through verified on-chain logic. When you first enter the dApp at: https://cassets.crypto-factor.io or via the link on the main dApp: https://dapp.crypto-factor.io [look for 'cAssets dApp'] to the right of the logo.

At launch, the dApp supports:

  • cDFI – the first mapped token.

  • cUSDC – the stable foundation of the ecosystem.

Main modules:

  • Convert: Mint or redeem cAssets directly.

  • Bridge: Move assets across chains using Interchain.

  • Swap / Stake: (Coming soon; these remain in the main CFR dApp for now).

  • Interchain Log: Track your recent Interchain transfers.

You’ll see the main dashboard:

  • Connect Wallet → Required before performing any action.

  • Convert → Mint or redeem cAssets from native tokens.

  • Bridge → Transfer cAssets across blockchains via Interchain.

  • Swap & Stake → Greyed out in this beta version; will migrate from the current dApp later.

  • Interchain Log → A record of all transfers made across the Interchain.

2. Convert - Mint or Redeem cAssets

The Convert function lets you mint cAssets from their native counterpart or redeem them back. 'Native USDC = USDC on Polygon', official token address is here for verification: https://polygonscan.com/token/0x3c499c542cEF5E3811e1192ce70d8cC03d5c3359

2a. Minting cUSDC (on Polygon)

  1. Select Convert.

  2. Choose USDC → cUSDC.

  3. Enter the amount of USDC to convert.

  4. Click Mint cUSDC.

Your cUSDC will be minted 1:1 (minus fee) and appear in your wallet.

2b. Minting cDFI (on DeFiChain MetaChain)

  1. Select Convert.

  2. Choose DFI → cDFI.

  3. Enter the amount of DFI to convert.

  4. Click Mint cDFI and confirm in your wallet.

If you are connected to the wrong chain, the dApp automatically detects it:

Network mismatch warning — “cDFI mint and redeem is available on DMC.”

Click Switch Network, and your wallet will change automatically.

Once switched, you’ll see only the assets relevant to that chain.

✅ Tip: Always verify you are on the correct network for the cAsset you want to use.

2c. Mint and Redeem (Toggle)

3. Bridge — Interchain Transfers

The Bridge module lets you move cAssets between supported chains.

Example: Bridging cDFI from DeFiChain → Polygon

  1. Select Deposit: cDFI (DMC).

  2. Select Receive: cDFI (Polygon).

  3. Enter the amount to bridge.

  4. Review displayed limits (e.g., “You can bridge a maximum of 50,000 cDFI per InterChain transaction.”)

  5. Click Approve & Execute and confirm in your wallet.

The transaction will:

  • Lock or burn the cAsset on the source chain.

  • Mint or release it on the destination chain after Interchain confirmations.

  • Update status in the Interchain Log.

✅ Note: Bridge confirmations can take over 60 minutes depending on network usage.

4. Liquidity Pools

Liquidity and staking are currently managed in the main Crypto Factor dApp:

👉 https://dapp.crypto-factor.io/liquidity-mining

You can pair cAssets like cUSDC and cDFI with CFR, POL, or other tokens to earn rewards.

4a. DeFiChain Pools

Rewards are paid in CFR and can be claimed directly with Claim All CFR Rewards.

4b. Polygon Pools

APRs vary by pool depth and incentives.

Stable pairs such as cUSDC / cDFI offer reduced volatility, while CFR pairs often provide higher yield.

5. Interchain Log

The Interchain Log records your most recent transfers between chains and is stored locally in your browser cache. Each record shows:

  • Transaction hash

  • Status (e.g., Executed successfully!)

  • Direct explorer links for verification

⚠️ Clearing browser data will remove local records — use block explorers for permanent verification.

A full Interchain Guide will be published soon for advanced users who want to follow the technical lifecycle of cross-chain transfers.

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