Put a real floor
under every NFT.

NFTs redeemable for a share of an on-chain vault. Nobody can withdraw it — the floor only goes up.

Launch a collection See how it works
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collections deployed on Solana
—SOL
locked in vaults, backing floors
0
ways for anyone to drain a vault
Live

Every backed collection

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Deploy

Create a backed collection

Stored on-chain. The artwork itself is generated inside the contract as an SVG — no IPFS, no image host.

01

Connect

Pick your wallet, then hit Use Mainnet to switch networks.

02

Fund

Hold a little SOL for fees.

03

Deploy

Fill the form, confirm, done.

Collection

Open a collection

Paste any Zaiky contract address to read its live floor straight from the chain, mint, or redeem.

How it works

Fees in, floor out.

A number, not a promise — and anyone can verify it at any block.

The vault

Each collection holds real SOL. No withdraw function exists, so nobody can drain it.

The floor

Vault divided by NFTs in circulation. It only rises.

Redemption

Burn your NFT, get your exact share in one transaction.

The artwork

Generated inside the contract as an SVG and returned by the program as a data URI. Nothing is hosted, so the NFT cannot break.

Honest limits

Backed by SOL. The code is unaudited — never deposit money you cannot lose. Not financial advice.

0withdraw functions in the contract
1transaction to launch a collection
100%of the artwork stored on-chain
48automated tests on the contract and codec
What it is

A floor you can actually cash in

Zaiky turns a collection's mints and fees into a vault behind it. Burn your NFT and the program pays out your share — automatically, on Solana.

The floor only climbs. It never falls.

Real backing

Every mint and every SOL sent to a collection becomes redeemable value in its vault.

Only goes up

SOL never leaves except through redemption, so the floor can rise but never fall.

No trust needed

No admin key, no withdraw function. The backing math is public and on-chain.

The floor only goes up.

SOL flows into the vault with every mint and every trade, and only ever leaves when a holder redeems. The number behind your NFT can climb — it can't fall.

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The math

Where the floor comes from

No oracle, no appraisal, no discretion — just a balance divided by a count.

Mint payments the full price, kept as backing
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SOL sent to the address where a trading-fee stream points
The vault an on-chain balance with no withdraw path
floor = vault balance ÷ NFTs in circulation

Burning an NFT pays out exactly that share and drops the count by one, so a redemption never moves the floor for anyone still holding.

The difference

A number, not a vibe

The same collection, described two ways.

A typical NFT

  • The floor is whatever someone will pay today
  • Mint money leaves with whoever launched it
  • Art lives on a server or a pin that can disappear
  • A roadmap you have to take on trust

A Zaiky NFT

  • The floor is a balance you can read at any block
  • Mint money stays locked in the vault as backing
  • Art is generated inside the contract itself
  • No withdraw function exists to trust anyone about
FAQ

Questions, answered

Is this real, or a simulation?

Real. Deploying sends an actual contract-creation transaction from your wallet, and minting and redeeming are ordinary on-chain transactions. Nothing is faked in the browser — every number on the collection page is read back from the chain.

What does it cost?

Only gas. There is no protocol fee, no cut, and no account to create. Fees on Solana are a fraction of a cent.

Can the creator take the vault?

No. The contract has no withdraw, drain, sweep, or rescue function — the test suite asserts that against the compiled ABI. SOL can only leave by someone burning an NFT and receiving their own share.

What happens if the floor is higher than the market price?

Then redeeming is worth more than selling, and anyone can act on that immediately. That is the point: the floor is an option you hold, not a promise someone makes.

Which wallets work?

Any EVM wallet that supports the wallet standard or injects a standard provider — Phantom, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, Trust, OKX, Brave, Zerion, Frame and others. Phantom works through its Ethereum provider, which needs Ethereum enabled in Phantom's settings.

Can I back a collection with a stock instead of SOL?

Not in this version, and it is not faked. Backing with a tokenized stock needs a real tokenized-equity issuer on the chain you are using, which does not exist on testnets. The vault holds SOL.

Is the code audited?

No. It is covered by 48 automated tests running against a real EVM, but that is not an audit. Read program/src/lib.rs before going anywhere near mainnet, and never deposit money you cannot afford to lose.