Byzantine is now live!

A safe, stable way to
enhance your wealth

Byzantine Prime provides a conservative cash-plus strategy built on over-collateralised lending, delivering stable positive returns with full liquidity and transparent risk controls.
Decorative grid.
Security

Built for capital preservation & control

Protected by over-collateralisation
Borrowers must post more collateral than they borrow, ensuring your capital remains fully covered at all times.
Stable, positive returns — independent of markets
Yield comes from structural liquidity demand, not speculation or rate cycles. This approach has remained consistently positive.
Full access to capital, no lockups
Withdrawals typically settle within minutes through a multi-layer liquidity design.
Segregated assets, no counterparty exposure
Your funds never sit on a bank balance sheet and are not exposed to borrower default. Assets remain segregated on-chain, with optional insurance for technical risk.
Simulator

See how your allocation
could perform with Byzantine

Byzantine Prime offers a stable, cash-plus yield that compounds every 6 hours.Use the simulator below to project how your treasury balance could grow over different allocation sizes and time horizons.

Simulation

Capital invested
$100,000
Reccuring Contributions
$1,000
Time Horizon
30Y
You’re earning a base of 8.25% APY

Future Balance

$0.00

$0.00 earned

Compare your Future Balance

$1.1M

Byzantine USD
8.25% APY

$612K

-$558K
MMFs
3% APY

$394K

-$776K
Keep in cash
0% APY
Steps

How Byzantine Prime works

A simple, institutional onboarding flow.
Step — 1
Open your Byzantine Prime account
Complete onboarding through our institutional portal, select your custodian (Anchorage, Zodia, or similar), and configure treasury access controls.
Step — 2
Fund your vault through your custodian
Your custodian converts EUR to USD stablecoins and deposits them into your segregated Byzantine Prime vault.
Step — 3
Capital is deployed to over-collateralised lending markets
Borrowers post excess collateral before accessing liquidity. Positions are continuously monitored and automatically liquidated if collateral weakens.
Step — 4
Withdraw anytime, without lockups
Your treasury can request withdrawal at any time. Funds typically settle within minutes thanks to Byzantine’s structured liquidity buffers.
Q&A

Answers about safety, controls & treasury operations

What is Byzantine Prime?

Byzantine Prime is a conservative cash-plus strategy providing stable yield through over-collateralised lending. It is built for capital preservation, liquidity, and predictable returns.

What risks should I be aware of?

Market, bank counterparty, and borrower default risk are eliminated through over-collateralisation and automated liquidation.
The primary remaining surface is technical risk related to smart-contract infrastructure. This is mitigated through audits, real-time monitoring, safety controls, and an optional Aon insurance policy that can compensate for covered technical incidents.

How is my capital protected?

Borrowers always post more collateral than they borrow, ensuring your capital remains fully covered. If collateral value deteriorates, automated liquidation restores coverage immediately.

Is liquidity guaranteed?

There is no lockup. Withdrawals typically settle within minutes through structured liquidity buffers. Under stress scenarios, redemptions may take slightly longer but remain intraday.

What happens if Byzantine becomes unavailable?

Your assets remain in segregated on-chain accounts and are never commingled with company funds. Operational continuity procedures ensure you retain access to your positions.

Is the yield stable or fixed?

The yield is not fixed, but it has remained consistently positive because it reflects structural liquidity demand — not speculative activity, leverage, or market direction.

How does reporting and oversight work?

Family Offices receive monthly statements, exportable tax documentation, and real-time dashboards. All positions and flows are traceable on-chain for full transparency.

You still have questions?