Amp is a decentralized protocol, operating on open-source principles, that functions as collateral as a service. It introduces itself as a novel digital collateral token providing immediate and verifiable assurances for diverse value transfers. Leveraging Amp, platforms like Flexa are able to swiftly and securely secure transactions across various asset-related scenarios. Launched in 2020, the project endeavors to furnish a rapid, effective, and reliable transaction infrastructure, addressing multiple network challenges such as sluggish confirmation times, price fluctuations, and widespread adoption hurdles. Amp offers a user-friendly yet adaptable interface for verifiable collateralization through a framework comprising collateral partitions and collateral managers. Collateral partitions can be allocated to collateralize any account, application, or even individual transactions, with their balances directly verifiable on the Ethereum blockchain. Meanwhile, collateral managers, functioning as smart contracts, possess the capability to lock, release, and redirect collateral within these partitions as required to support value transfer activities. Amp extends its support to a diverse array of collateralization use cases, introducing the concept of predefined partition strategies. These strategies enable unique functionalities such as collateral models, allowing tokens to be staked without being transferred from their original address.