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Trade like a fund. Bank like the future.

Product

  • Trade Terminal
  • Markets
  • Earn Vaults
  • iBanker Web
  • Mission Control
  • Desktop

Platform

  • Platform Overview
  • Markets
  • Nodes
  • Enterprise
  • Documentation
  • GitHub

Control

  • Organization
  • Receipts
  • Security Center
  • Settings
  • Wallet
  • Downloads

Trust

  • Custody & Terms
  • Agent Greenhouse
  • Listing Directory
  • Open Listing Protocol
  • Risk Disclosure
  • Local Portal Package
  • Validators
  • Docs
  • License (Apache 2.0)

© 2026 OpeniBank. Apache 2.0 License.

Built with Rust. Secured by cryptography. Powered by community.

OpeniBank never takes custody of user assets. There is no deposit address and no withdrawal authority — the platform cannot move your funds. Preview release: market data is live; execution, balances, and vault yields are simulated. Nothing here is an offer of banking, custody, or investment services, or financial advice. Asset listings are permissionless and are not endorsements. Digital assets are volatile — trade responsibly. Custody & terms

Open Listing Protocol

Anyone can list an asset. OpeniBank never takes custody of it, never underwrites it, and never approves it — it publishes deterministic evidence beside it, so you decide with the facts a diligent analyst would gather.

Non-custodial — your keys, alwaysReproducible, published methodPermissionless listing

Evidence, not endorsement

A listing on OpeniBank is not a review, approval, or recommendation. A favourable report means only that these specific automated checks did not fail — never that an asset is safe. Reports are computed from public on-chain data and can be incomplete, stale, or wrong.

Newly listed and low-liquidity assets carry severe risk of total loss. Do your own research before interacting with any asset. Full listing policy →

Listing tiers

Tiers are earned by on-chain facts, not by application or payment. Fatal defects cap the tier no matter what else is true.

Unverified

Listed, unchecked or failing critical checks. Assume total loss is possible. Hidden by default in search.

Community

Passes the automated safety checks: no live mint or freeze authority, no honeypot behaviour, liquidity meaningfully locked.

Verified

Community checks plus real liquidity depth, trading history, distributed holders, and a signed lister attestation.

Institutional

Verified plus a published third-party audit and a named legal entity accepting responsibility.

The model, run on examples

Same function that scores every live listing. Reproduce it from public chain data.

MAJOREstablished asset
Institutional100/100

Highest tier: audited, attested, and legally identified. Still not a recommendation.

Position cap: noneAcknowledgement: not required
  • infoThird-party audit published — An external security review exists. Read it — an audit is not a guarantee.
FRESHNew but clean
Community89/100

Passes automated safety checks. Automated checks are not diligence — verify independently.

Position cap: $5,000Acknowledgement: not required
  • mediumModerate liquidity — Size positions against visible depth, not against your account balance.
  • lowTransfer tax of 1% — Each transfer is taxed. Factor this into entry and exit cost.
TRAPDangerous
Unverified0/100

Critical defects found. This asset can likely take your entire position. OpeniBank does not endorse it.

Position cap: $500Acknowledgement: required
  • fatalHoneypot behaviour detected — Simulation indicates buys succeed but sells are blocked or punitively taxed. You may be unable to exit at any price.
  • fatalMint authority is still active — The owner can create unlimited new supply at any time, diluting holders to near zero without warning.
  • highContract source not verified — The deployed bytecode cannot be compared against readable source, so its behaviour cannot be independently reviewed.
  • highTransfer tax of 25% — A tax this high consumes most short-term edge and can mask an effective exit block.
  • highFees can be changed after listing — The owner can raise the transfer tax after you buy, including to a level that blocks selling.

Submitting a listing

On-chain submission opens with live settlement. A listing will require the contract address, the chain, and a signed attestation from the submitting wallet — the signature is what makes a listing accountable rather than anonymous. The risk report is generated automatically and republished as on-chain facts change; a tier can be lost as easily as it is earned.

Trading on OpeniBank is currently simulated. Custody & terms