What Integer Finance manages.
Integer Finance actively manages concentrated-liquidity positions in AMM pools. Capital is allocated across multiple ranges and an available reserve instead of remaining in one static position.
The protocol observes market conditions, tracks each position, and determines when a campaign may need to be maintained, extended, repositioned, or closed. The objective is to capture LP fees efficiently while managing inventory exposure.
A managed period for one selected market, with its own ranges, reserve, monitoring, and lifecycle.
One concentrated-liquidity allocation inside a campaign. A campaign can operate several positions simultaneously.
The expected user flow.
From selecting a market to exiting a campaign, the interface is designed to keep every material step visible.
Explore pools
Review supported markets and the strategy profile assigned to each pool.
Review the campaign
Inspect the objective, expected duration, range structure, fee terms, inventory posture, and disclosed risks.
Connect and approve
Connect a compatible wallet and approve only the assets required for the selected campaign.
Deposit
Choose an eligible amount within the campaign limits and confirm the transaction.
Capital is deployed
The strategy allocates campaign capital across its active ranges and reserve according to the current configuration.
Monitor
Follow inventory value, deployed capital, LP fees, range status, campaign events, and net performance.
Withdraw or complete
When withdrawals are available or a campaign closes, review the final state and confirm the exit transaction.
How an AMM campaign is structured.
Each layer has a different role. Together they balance fee density, market coverage, and the ability to adapt.
Concentrated near active flow.
Intermediate market coverage.
Defensive exposure through larger moves.
Available capital for protection and restructuring.
Inventory-aware management. Integer Finance can use asymmetric and single-sided positioning to modify inventory progressively while positions collect fees. Proprietary adaptive filters inform the strategy, but their exact signals and execution thresholds are not publicly disclosed.
Observe
Read market and position state.
Allocate
Deploy ranges and reserve.
Monitor
Track fees and inventory.
Adapt
Respond to material change.
Report
Record campaign activity.
Protocol interactions.
The interface separates user-authorized actions from automated strategy management.
- Connect wallet
- Creates an interface session. Connecting alone does not move assets or approve spending.
- Approve asset
- Authorizes the relevant contract to use a specified asset. Users should verify the asset and approval scope in their wallet.
- Deposit
- Transfers eligible assets into the selected managed campaign after the user confirms the transaction.
- Monitor position
- Reads campaign and user-position data. Monitoring is non-custodial and does not require transaction approval.
- Withdraw
- Requests the return of the user's available campaign assets, subject to the campaign's disclosed state and mechanics.
- Claim or settle
- Where applicable, finalizes assets or benefits made available by a completed campaign.
Exact wallet support, contract addresses, network parameters, approval mechanics, and transaction availability will be published before the public protocol launch.
What users can monitor.
Every campaign is intended to expose its current state and a history of material strategy events.
Reporting can include total inventory value, deployed and available capital, accumulated LP fees, estimated APR, range limits and status, transaction history, restructuring events, and net strategy performance.
Fees aligned with generated activity.
Exact performance-fee rates, $INT benefits, eligibility requirements, and campaign-specific costs will be disclosed before participation.
$INT utility and pool-selection governance.
$INT connects product usage, better participation conditions, and a deliberately limited governance process for selecting pools that Integer Finance may evaluate.
The token's role is defined from the first phase of the protocol. Final thresholds, proposal costs, voting-power calculations, and level requirements will be published before activation, but the scope of its utility is established.
Better fee conditions
Eligible $INT participation may provide discounts on the performance fee charged on LP fees generated by Integer Finance strategies.
Broader ecosystem access
Participation may unlock earlier strategy access, selected campaigns, future product launches, and higher deposit limits where available.
Long-term alignment
Participation levels are designed to recognize an active relationship with the protocol and support longer-lasting managed liquidity.
Participation levels. The planned structure progresses from Standard to Silver, Gold, and Integer. Higher levels are intended to provide progressively better conditions and broader access. Exact requirements and benefits will be disclosed before they become active.
Developer allocation.
Bankr assigns 15% of total supply to the developer or fee-recipient allocation at launch. The remaining 85% is allocated to launch liquidity under Bankr's default structure.
One year from the token launch date. The 30-day cliff is included inside this one-year period; it does not add a second year.
Cliff period. None of the 15% developer allocation is unlocked during the first 30 days.
The allocation vests continuously until it is fully vested at the one-year anniversary of the launch.
As tokens vest and become available, Integer Finance intends to use this allocation for ecosystem incentives, participation in protocol governance, and protocol campaigns.
Schedule based on Bankr's documented default creator-vesting structure. See the Bankr token-launch documentation.
Propose a pool
Use $INT to propose a pool for a potential short-term or long-term liquidity campaign. A normal proposal or an express evaluation may have different costs and processing priority.
Vote
Eligible participants can vote in favor, against, or abstain. $INT can be locked temporarily to obtain voting power under the published governance rules.
Build reputation
Proposal and voting history can contribute to protocol-level reputation, recognizing consistent and constructive governance participation over time.
Evaluate
An approved proposal only allows Integer Finance to evaluate the pool. Technical, security, liquidity, and operational review still determine whether a campaign can be opened.
Join by choice
If a pool passes evaluation, Integer Finance may open an independent campaign. Every user reviews its terms and decides separately whether to deposit.
Malicious proposals. Pool proposals may require a bond in $INT. If a proposal is confirmed as malicious under the published rules, eligible participants who helped identify or reject it may receive part of that bond. A rejected or unsuccessful proposal is not automatically malicious.
Select pools for evaluation.
- Propose short-term or long-term campaign candidates
- Request normal or express evaluations using $INT
- Vote for, against, or abstain
- Build participation history and reputation
Control protocol operations.
- Move or manage the Integer Finance treasury
- Change token issuance, supply, or protocol fees
- Control contracts, technology, or proprietary strategy logic
- Direct internal management or move user funds
Future Integer Finance products may add product-specific $INT utility. Every active mechanism, limitation, smart-contract interaction, and relevant risk will be documented before use.
Managed risk is not eliminated risk.
Integer Finance is designed to manage concentrated-liquidity risk, not to guarantee returns.
Review before participating.
Asset-price changes can cause LP positions to underperform simply holding the assets.
Volatility, declining volume, poor liquidity, or asset failure can materially affect outcomes.
Positions outside their active range may stop generating fees and become one-sided.
Onchain contracts and integrations may contain vulnerabilities or behave unexpectedly.
Network congestion, slippage, or delayed transactions can affect restructuring and exits.
Utility tokens can be volatile and do not represent guaranteed protocol returns or benefits. The 15% developer allocation enters circulation progressively after its 30-day cliff and may affect supply distribution or governance concentration as it vests.
Concentrated voting power, malicious proposals, low participation, or unexpected locking and reputation behavior can affect pool-selection outcomes.
Future product documentation.
These product families are part of the Integer roadmap. Their mechanics remain intentionally sealed until the corresponding phase is ready.
Backed Boosted Coins
Documentation coming soonIntegrated Token Folios
Section in developmentEssential terms.
- AMM
- Automated market maker: an onchain system that enables asset trading through liquidity pools.
- Concentrated liquidity
- Liquidity deployed within selected price ranges rather than across every possible price.
- LP fees
- Trading fees generated by liquidity positions when they serve eligible market activity.
- Inventory
- The current composition of assets held by a campaign or position.
- Reserve
- Campaign capital intentionally kept outside active ranges for protection or future restructuring.
- Campaign
- A managed strategy period for one market with defined positioning, monitoring, and lifecycle.
- Performance fee
- The protocol fee applied to LP fees generated by the managed strategy under disclosed terms.
- $INT
- The Integer Finance utility token used for participation conditions, access, pool proposals, voting, and other documented ecosystem interactions.
- Developer allocation
- The 15% of $INT supply assigned at launch to the developer or fee-recipient allocation. It is subject to a one-year total vesting schedule with a 30-day cliff and is intended for incentives, governance participation, and protocol campaigns.
- Cliff
- An initial vesting period during which no tokens unlock. For the $INT developer allocation, the cliff lasts 30 days and is included within the one-year total schedule.
- Proposal bond
- An amount committed with a pool proposal that may be subject to penalties if the proposal is confirmed as malicious under published rules.
- Voting lock
- A temporary, user-directed lock of $INT used to obtain governance voting power. It is separate from team vesting, supply locks, and liquidity locks.