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FUNDSHARE

Own your rewards engine

A white-label staking and rewards system — automated payouts, multi-asset staking, configurable lock periods, audited contracts. Ready in three days.

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Deployed in production

MilkyIce

700

investors

$180k+

rewards distributed

Read the case study→

What it does

  • Automated payouts

    Rewards distributed on schedule. No spreadsheets, no manual payout runs.

  • Multi-asset staking

    Stake different tokens; investors choose rewards in their preferred currency.

  • Token locking

    Higher yields for investors who lock tokens for longer periods.

  • Flexible rewards

    Configurable staking periods, reward rates, and payout conditions.

  • Admin panel

    Set parameters, top up reward pools, and monitor activity in one place.

  • Audited smart contracts

    Third-party audited before deployment. MiCA-ready; compliance stays with the issuer.

The 6 above are the ones founders ask about first. Here is everything else the system ships with.

Why Fundshare holds up

Fundshare deploys on your infrastructure, under your brand. A staking-as-a-service platform can't match that — and building it yourself takes months.

You own the rewards engine

Your domain, your brand, your parameters. No platform lock-in on the mechanism paying your investors.

Shipped to production

Live at MilkyIce — proven under real load, not pitched.

Read the case study→

Ready in three days

72 hours from config to live. Manual ops and custom builds take months.

Reward your stakers

Tell us how you're distributing rewards today. We'll walk you through what owning the system looks like: timelines, integrations, and where the legal line sits.