Transparent, verifiable on-chain yield from real gold mining
A claim of “real yield” is only as good as your ability to verify it. AYNI is built so that the connection between physical gold and on-chain rewards can be checked — verifiable on-chain yield, not marketing.
| What you want to know | On-chain (AYNI) | Typical CeFi platform |
|---|---|---|
| How much was issued | Contract state, public | Company statement |
| Where rewards go | Every transfer visible | Internal ledger |
| What backs rewards | PAXG + Paxos attestations | “Trust us” |
| Who holds your keys | You (TurnKey self-custody) | The platform |
Verify AYNI yourself — 10 minutes, no permission needed
- Open the programme contract. Search the AYNI contract address on Etherscan (linked in Sources below). You will see the code, every transaction and every holder — nothing requires an account or approval.
- Check the reward token. AYNI pays in PAXG. Its contract on Etherscan shows supply and transfers; Paxos publishes monthly attestation reports of the gold backing it.
- Read the audits. CertiK and PeckShield have both reviewed the programme contract. Audit reports name the findings and their fixes — read conclusions, not just badges.
- Confirm the mining licence. Concession #070011405 is registered with INGEMMET (Peru's geological & mining institute), operator Minerales San Hilario S.C.R.L., RUC 20606465255 — public records.
- Watch a real distribution. The May 2026 pilot paid $307,000 from 13,434.8 g of gold. Distribution events are recorded on-chain — find one and follow the PAXG to recipient wallets.
AYNI Gold — key figures
The programme these pages describe — AYNI Gold: participation tied to a licensed Peruvian gold operation, with rewards measured and paid in metal (PAXG) rather than in a project token.
*Target Variable Reward is a target, not a guarantee; actual rewards vary and may be zero.
DeFi backed by the real economy
AYNI is DeFi backed by the real economy: a licensed gold operation in Madre de Dios, Peru (INGEMMET concession #070011405, operator Minerales San Hilario S.C.R.L., RUC 20606465255), characterised by a Phase 1 scoping study (May 2025) as a near-surface alluvial system.
Blockchain connected to physical assets
This is blockchain connected to physical assets in practice. A public Ethereum registry tracks participation-unit issuance, lock events, programme-fee allocations and distribution events, so the on-chain side mirrors the off-chain activity.
On-chain access to gold mining, with transparent cash flows
AYNI offers on-chain access to gold mining with transparent cash flows: rewards follow the published formula (extraction − operating costs − programme fee), and the pilot results (13,434.8 g → $307k distributed) are stated openly.
Independently reviewed and self-custodied
The AYNI smart contract (0x9d70baE2944Ffa477F37Bae227fd981E6eB31982) has been reviewed by CertiK and PeckShield. Custody uses TurnKey self-custody infrastructure, so programme administrators do not hold participant private keys.
Verifiable yield, backed by the real economy
AYNI is DeFi backed by real economy activity: a licensed gold operation whose output funds the rewards. It gives on chain access to gold mining without owning equipment, paired with DeFi with transparent cash flows — the reward formula and the pilot results are published openly.
The goal is verifiable on chain yield: returns you can check against the Ethereum registry and Peru's public records, rather than numbers you simply have to trust.
FAQ
- How can I verify the yield?
- Check the Ethereum contract and registry for issuance and distribution events, review the CertiK/PeckShield audits, and verify the Peruvian concession via INGEMMET public records.
- Who holds my keys?
- You do. Custody is built on TurnKey self-custody, meaning administrators do not control participant private keys.