About this explorer

Frankencoin is a Swiss-franc stablecoin (ZCHF) minted against collateral, with no price oracle anywhere in the system. Each minting position is its own small contract that the borrower owns. The one price a position carries is the liquidation price its owner declared, and challenge auctions test it: anyone who thinks a declared price is too high can post collateral and force an auction.

Each row of the listing is one position: its ZCHF debt, its collateral in the position's own token, its declared liquidation price, and any challenge currently running against it. No dollar figure or health factor appears because neither exists on chain. The protocol-level picture — the franc's supply, the equity and reserve capital behind it, the base rate, and the whole challenge record — lives on the system view.

A position's own page opens on a card: what the position holds and owes now, its declared price, its interest rate and its expiry, with a plain-language explanation behind the info button. Lifetime flows add up the ZCHF it has minted and repaid and the collateral it has deposited and withdrawn. The timeline lists every event, newest first; one transaction can record several. Open an event for its figures before and after; for a mint or a repayment, the ZCHF the wallet received or paid; for a challenge sale or a forced sale, the buyer, the price and where the ZCHF went. Its info button says what happened in words, and its ? explains that kind of event, with the Frankencoin docs pages it rests on. The debt is always the gross amount minted: the wallet receives less, because the reserve share and the interest for the remaining term are taken at minting.