Mean Finance

Skip the guesswork of timing the market. With Mean Finance, you set a recurring swap once and let the protocol execute it on-chain at the cadence you choose. Connect your wallet, pick the token you’re spending and the asset you want to accumulate, then define how much to convert each cycle and how long to keep it running. Approve the spend, confirm the plan, and you’re done. The smart contracts will process each swap on schedule using oracle-informed rates, so your plan keeps moving without manual trades or centralized accounts.

Managing a plan is straightforward. From the same interface, review the next execution time, total deposited, and total acquired. Need to change the amount or timing? Close the current plan and spin up a new one in seconds. You can also run several plans in parallel for different goals: for example, convert a slice of USDC into WBTC every day for a month while also shifting part of an altcoin stack into ETH each week. By spreading orders across time, you reduce exposure to sudden price swings and keep emotions out of the process.

Teams and treasuries can turn this into an operating routine. Schedule an allocation policy that moves a fixed portion of stablecoin inflows into core assets throughout the quarter, or set exit streams from volatile holdings into a basket of stables during distribution periods. Creators and freelancers can automate post-payment conversions—send a share of each payout toward long-term holdings without logging in to an exchange. Everything is non-custodial and permissionless; no sign-ups, no personal data, and full transparency over what will execute and when.

Builders can compose with the protocol directly from smart contracts to offer recurring swaps inside their own products. Trigger position creation for users, route treasury strategies through programmatic schedules, or couple recurring conversion plans with lending and yield flows. Pricing and execution rely on Chainlink data and Uniswap v3 time-weighted averages, helping resist manipulation during each run. Because the system is open and on-chain, your integrations inherit the same guarantees: predictable scheduling, oracle-backed references, and user funds controlled by code, not a company.