RESERVE Early preview
Onchain backing-asset verification

See what’s
behind the
stablecoin.

Reserve is being built to connect stablecoin issuer claims with the backing assets and onchain evidence that can be independently observed.

Product preview. This is a concept demonstration using illustrative figures and sample wallet records. Live verification and full data coverage are not yet available.
Upcoming milestone

The Reserve token is coming.

The token launch is an upcoming milestone for Reserve. Join the community for launch updates while we continue building toward the product release.

Launch details will be announced through official channels. The product preview is not live verification, and the token launch does not mean the product is live.

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Product preview

From issuer claims
to visible evidence.

Explore the intended workflow. Switch assets and views to see how claims, observable balances and evidence could come together.

USDC

Illustrative data

This preview does not query live blockchain data or establish ownership of real issuer wallets. Values and wallet records are examples only.

How it works

One claim.
Multiple sources of evidence.

Reserve is designed to distinguish backing assets that are observable onchain from assets disclosed through other sources or not independently verified.

1

Collect the claim

Record issuer-published circulation and backing-asset disclosures, with a source and reporting date.

2

Map the evidence

Identify disclosed wallets and sources that link them to the issuer or its custodians.

3

Observe onchain

Read token balances and relevant transfers at a specific block, preserving timestamps and transaction references.

4

Show the difference

Present what matches, what cannot be observed onchain, and where each figure came from.

Product principles

Evidence over scores.

Reserve is designed to show its work instead of compressing complex backing information into a single trust rating.

Traceable

Every number has a source.

Issuer disclosures, wallet labels, balances, transactions and block references should be inspectable wherever available.

Clear limits

Observable isn’t the same as total.

Bank deposits, Treasury holdings and other offchain assets need separate disclosures or evidence. Onchain data alone cannot prove the full backing.

Time-aware

Keep the history.

Historical observations are intended to show how known wallet balances and reported figures change over time.

Development status

A preview of what
we’re building.

We’re sharing the product direction early. The roadmap separates this concept preview from capabilities that still need to be built and tested.

Product concept and interface

Core workflow, evidence-first design, and this interactive concept preview.

Preview available
Verified wallet registry

Build a sourced registry of issuer and custodian addresses with traceable attribution.

Planned
Live onchain ingestion

Connect blockchain data, balance snapshots, block references and transaction history.

Planned
Reconciliation and monitoring

Compare observable evidence with dated issuer claims and track changes over time.

Planned
Follow the build

Backing assets deserve more than a headline number.

Follow Reserve as we develop an evidence-first way to inspect backing-asset claims. Join the community on Telegram for updates and feedback.

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