Its own public chain
A public, EVM-compatible chain that mirrors a core-banking platform on-chain. Bridges to any EVM-compatible chain; works with any token and stablecoin.
Live on verrian-prod
A new lender. On its own programmable core-banking chain.
NextGen Lending runs its own public, EVM-compatible blockchain that behaves like a core-banking platform on-chain. Mortgage Contracts and Savings Contracts run as code; an on-chain Oracle triggers real fiat payments, servicing systems, and core-banking events in the real world.
Four things that make this different
A working, verifiable chain — with real financial contracts and real real-world integration — behind a modern developer surface.
Oracle → real-world rails
An Oracle runs real financial contracts — Mortgage and Savings today, any Ethereum smart contract in principle — and triggers core events: fiat payments, servicing, and core-banking systems.
Bridge + any token
EVM-compatible: the chain plugs into the wider Ethereum world. Every ERC-20 and every stablecoin is fair game as a settlement currency.
ShipProven — auto-build
Write and deploy any DeFi product through the ShipProven APIs. A ShipProven Plan auto-builds and deploys the contract as standard.
Chain as core-banking platform
The NextGen Lending chain isn't a token launch. It's a banking core that happens to be a public blockchain — accounts, contracts, servicing, payments, and audit are all on-chain by construction. Every state transition an ordinary core-banking system does behind closed doors is publicly verifiable here.
Bridges to any EVM-compatible chain make the wider Ethereum ecosystem addressable; any ERC-20 or stablecoin is a valid settlement currency.
How it works →Contracts you can actually use
Mortgage Contracts and Savings Contracts are live today, backed by the Oracle-to-real-world event flow. Any Ethereum smart contract is deployable — and any DeFi product the ShipProven APIs can express becomes a "ShipProven Plan" that auto-builds and deploys.
See the contracts →