Technical Architecture
Non-custodial model, protocol/team/interface separation and multi-chain infrastructure.
3.1. Non-Custodial Architecture
The allocated assets are managed by auditable and immutable smart contracts. The participant retains dgUSD as a tokenized on-chain allocation receipt in their wallet. The protocol does not have access to private keys. No entity — including the DeltaGrid team — has access to or control over the allocated assets. The participant may discontinue their participation at any time, assuming market and liquidity risks.
3.2. Protocol / Team / Interface Separation
The DeltaGrid architecture observes functional separation between three layers:
| Layer | Function |
|---|---|
| DeltaGrid Protocol | Autonomous, auditable, immutable smart contracts. Execute technical mechanisms without direct human intervention. |
| DeltaGrid Labs | Development, research and maintenance team. Does not receive allocations, does not manage funds, does not have access to assets allocated in the smart contracts. |
| DeltaGrid App | Access interface (UI). Visualization and interaction tool, without custody and without financial operation. |
The protocol does not promise, does not sell and does not engage in financial marketing. The company does not receive allocations and does not manage funds.
3.3. Multi-Chain Infrastructure
The protocol operates on multiple blockchain networks, providing infrastructure risk diversification and access to different liquidity pools. The architecture is chain-agnostic — the core logic works on any network with concentrated liquidity (CLMM) and decentralized perpetuals.
Active networks: Solana (ORCA Whirlpools + Drift Protocol) and BSC (PancakeSwap v3 + ApolloX).