Prototype on Monad Testnet. Agreements, profiles and the tUSD settlement asset are demo data with no real-world value. Income figures are self-reported testnet attestations.

HumanYield

Run the full lifecycle yourself

The agreements on Explore belong to other wallets, so you can only fund them. This page publishes an agreement where you are the recipient, then walks the whole way through: fund it, draw the capital, report income, settle, and claim the distribution.

Eight steps, each a real Monad Testnet transaction, about two minutes. Deliberately small figures so it all fits inside one faucet allocation.

1

Connect a wallet

Monad Testnet, with a little MON for gas.

2

Get demo tUSD

You hold 0 tUSD. The faucet gives 10,000 per hour — more than enough for this run.

3

Publish your agreement

Deploys a new contract with you as the recipient.

Funding goal
1,000 tUSD
Income share
7%
Term
24 months
Repayment cap
2,400 tUSD
Minimum monthly income
1,500 tUSD
4

Fund it to the goal

Normally other people do this. Here you fund your own raise, which fills it and activates the agreement in the same transaction — starting the term.

5

Withdraw the capital

The raised funds go to you — this is the money that pays for the course.

6

Report income

Report 4,000 tUSD of monthly income. The amount owed below is not computed in this page — it comes from calling calculateContribution on your contract.

Reported income
4,000 tUSD
Income share
7%
Contract says you owe
0 tUSD

Demo income attestation

Self-reported and recorded on Monad Testnet. Not verified against real earnings.
7

Settle

Pay what the contract says you owe. It becomes claimable by funders immediately, split pro rata.

8

Claim your distribution

You funded the whole raise, so you own 100% of settlements and can claim all 0 tUSD of it. With several funders this splits by contribution.