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# cAssets dApp User Guide

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.

#### <mark style="color:blue;">**cAsset Token Addresses:**</mark>

* <mark style="color:$success;">cDFI on POL: 0xc9bd1f89f8e3c508790d6cbacbc58f417d309d15</mark>
* <mark style="color:$success;">cDFI on DMC: 0x80441eef9e73f5cf587a383bd4e1677e820a483d</mark>
* <mark style="color:$success;">cUSDC on POL: 0x034a5ffad04aeabfa00cebcc43aa4a8c7da2734c</mark>
* <mark style="color:$success;">cUSDC on DMC: 0xE0393F5068AdeBf8C63f8282a20435a0BD8E1663</mark>

### <mark style="color:blue;">1. Quick Start Overview</mark>

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](https://dapp.crypto-factor.io/liquidity-mining) \[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.

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You’ll see the main dashboard:

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* 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.

### <mark style="color:blue;">2. Convert - Mint or Redeem cAssets</mark>

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>

#### <mark style="color:blue;">2a. Minting cUSDC (on Polygon)</mark>

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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.

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#### <mark style="color:blue;">2b. Minting cDFI (on DeFiChain MetaChain)</mark>

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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:&#x20;

*<mark style="color:purple;">Network mismatch warning — “cDFI mint and redeem is available on DMC.”</mark>*

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Click Switch Network, and your wallet will change automatically.

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

{% hint style="info" %}
✅ Tip: Always verify you are on the correct network for the cAsset you want to use.
{% endhint %}

#### <mark style="color:blue;">2c. Mint and Redeem (Toggle)</mark>

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### <mark style="color:blue;">3. Bridge — Interchain Transfers</mark>

The Bridge module lets you move cAssets between supported chains.

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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.

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✅ Note: Bridge confirmations can take over 60 minutes depending on network usage.
{% endhint %}

***

### <mark style="color:blue;">4. Liquidity Pools</mark>

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.

#### <mark style="color:blue;">4a. DeFiChain Pools</mark>

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{% hint style="info" %}
Rewards are paid in CFR and can be claimed directly with *Claim All CFR Rewards*.
{% endhint %}

#### <mark style="color:blue;">4b. Polygon Pools</mark>

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APRs vary by pool depth and incentives.

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

### <mark style="color:blue;">5. Interchain Log</mark>

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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.