About

A tool for self-directed DeFi — not a manager of your money

OwnFi is a non-custodial software interface for discovering, comparing and executing self-directed interactions with third-party decentralised finance protocols.

What OwnFi is

OwnFi is an interface — a clear, calm front end that helps crypto-native users access DeFi without giving up self-custody. We bring together protocol details, chains, fees, yield sources and risk indicators so you can understand an opportunity before you act. You connect your own wallet, you approve every transaction, and you make your own decisions.

What OwnFi is not

OwnFi is not a bank, broker, fund or custodian. We do not take custody of funds, pool customer assets, guarantee returns, or provide personalised financial advice. We don’t move your money — you sign for everything yourself. Estimated yields are variable and never guaranteed, and our risk indicators are educational information rather than safety guarantees.

Principles

  • Self-custody first. Assets stay in your wallet. Nothing moves without your signature.
  • Transparency. Protocol, chain, fees, yield source and risk indicators are shown before you act.
  • Plain English. No hype, no jargon — clear information so you can do your own research.
  • Your decisions. OwnFi supports execution; the choices and the responsibility remain yours.

Where we’re starting

Our MVP focuses on Base (EVM) with USDC as the primary asset. We’ll expand chains and opportunities over time, with curated, admin-reviewed listings.

Status

The OwnFi app is in active development and is not live yet. This website is informational only. Follow progress on GitHub or join the early-access list.

Contact

Questions or feedback? Email hello@getownfi.com or reach us through our GitHub organisation.

Important risk information

OwnFi provides information, risk indicators, routing tools and execution support. It does not guarantee returns, take custody of funds, pool customer assets, or provide personalised financial advice. DeFi involves significant risk including smart contract failure, stablecoin depegging, liquidity issues, governance changes and loss of funds. You remain responsible for your decisions and transactions.