# Products

BuffX develops independent liquidity products designed to connect stablecoin capital with real-world financial activity.

Each product is built to address a specific operational or economic constraint. Products are intentionally scoped, documented independently, and structured so they can be evaluated on their own terms.

This approach allows BuffX to expand its product suite over time while maintaining clarity, consistency, and transparency.

### How to read this section

Each product page provides:

* A clear description of the problem the product addresses
* An explanation of how liquidity is deployed and used
* The operating terms specific to that product
* A focused view of risks and controls relevant to that product

Readers should not assume that all products share the same structure or mechanics. Details are always product-specific.

\ <i class="fa-comment-exclamation">:comment-exclamation:</i> BuffX products are independent by design. Each product should be understood and evaluated on its own documentation.<br>

### Available products

#### [ILN-FR](https://buffx.gitbook.io/buffx-docs/product/products/iln-fr)

Instant Liquidity Node, Fixed Rate

ILN-FR is a fixed-term stablecoin liquidity product designed by the BuffX team and deployed on Ledgity.

It operates as a 30-day vault, with each monthly cycle governed by contract-defined terms. The initial use case supports international payment corridors involving USD and Franc CFA by maintaining USD liquidity in a pre-positioned state.

Full details on mechanics, parameters, and risk are available in the ILN-FR section.

### Future products

BuffX plans to introduce additional liquidity products over time. Future products may differ in duration, liquidity behavior, withdrawal mechanics, or deployment environment.

Each new product will be documented independently as it becomes available.


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