The business creates its own MyHedge account
Every participating merchant controls a separate MyHedge business account used to fund and release customer rewards.
How MyHedge Works
Real purchases.
Merchant-funded rewards.
Clear ownership.
MyHedge connects independent businesses and customers through DU30 while allowing merchants to keep their own systems, brands, reward policies, and customer relationships.
Core transaction flow
Customer makes a purchase
A real transaction happens in the merchant’s system.
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Merchant system calculates DU30
The business applies its own reward rules.
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Merchant MyHedge account
The business authorizes and funds the reward.
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Customer MyHedge account
The customer receives actual DU30.
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Use or redeem
Redeemed DU30 is burned when swapped to USDT.
The Complete Lifecycle
Six steps from business transaction to customer value
The customer creates a personal MyHedge account
DU30 rewards are delivered to the customer’s own MyHedge account, not trapped inside the merchant’s application.
A real purchase happens
The transaction begins inside the merchant’s existing POS, website, mobile application, booking system, ERP, or other business software.
The merchant system calculates the reward
The business defines its own campaign rules, reward amount, budget, eligible products, and operating conditions.
The merchant releases DU30
DU30 moves from the merchant’s MyHedge account to the customer’s MyHedge account through an authorized platform transaction.
The customer uses or redeems DU30
DU30 may be used within the ecosystem or swapped to USDT inside MyHedge. Redeemed DU30 is burned.
Coffee Shop Example
The merchant app starts the process. MyHedge moves the value.
Purchase
Customer buys coffee
The transaction is completed through the coffee shop’s normal checkout process.
Calculation
Coffee app awards 2 DU30
The merchant’s system applies the approved campaign rule.
Authorization
Coffee shop releases reward
The merchant account authorizes the DU30 transfer.
Settlement
Customer receives DU30
The value arrives in the customer’s MyHedge account.
Outcome
Customer remains connected
The reward can support another visit or wider ecosystem participation.
Independent Responsibilities
Three roles. No confused ownership.
MyHedge, participating businesses, and AIFI remain independent. Each party performs a defined job without taking control of the others.
The Business
Owns the commercial relationship.
✓Its own MyHedge account
✓Customer experience
✓Reward budget
✓Campaign rules
✓Existing POS, app, website, ERP, or CRM
✓Decision to release DU30
MyHedge
Provides the financial platform.
✓Business and customer accounts
✓DU30 platform infrastructure
✓Account-to-account transfers
✓DU30-to-USDT redemption
✓Transaction records
✓Platform security and operating rules
AIFI
Provides independent integration services.
✓Business-system assessment
✓API and middleware development
✓POS and mobile-app integration
✓Website, ERP, and CRM integration
✓Testing and deployment
✓Technical support
DU30 and USDT
Utility and settlement serve different jobs.
DU30 is the internal reward and utility unit used in MyHedge. USDT is the asset available when DU30 is redeemed according to platform rules.
DU30
Utility layer
- • Internal MyHedge reward token
- • Not publicly tradable
- • Used for rewards and ecosystem utility
- • Valued at 1 USDT per DU30 inside MyHedge
USDT
Settlement layer
- • Available after platform redemption
- • Redeemed DU30 is burned
- • Intended as the durable external value form
- • Subject to MyHedge platform rules and availability
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers before integration
Does MyHedge replace the merchant’s POS or mobile app?
No. The merchant keeps its existing business systems. Those systems may be connected to MyHedge through an appropriate integration.
Who funds the customer’s DU30 reward?
The participating business funds the reward through its own MyHedge business account.
Does the customer receive DU30 inside the coffee-shop app?
The merchant app may display the reward and initiate the claim process, but the actual DU30 is transferred to the customer’s separate MyHedge account.
Is DU30 publicly tradable?
No. DU30 is described as a non-tradable internal reward and utility token of the MyHedge ecosystem.
What happens when DU30 is redeemed to USDT?
The redeemed DU30 is burned and the corresponding value is delivered according to MyHedge platform rules.
Does AIFI own or control MyHedge?
No. AIFI and MyHedge operate independently. AIFI has its own MyHedge account and participates like any other business or integration provider.
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