Issue stablecoins on a ledger that proves its reserves
Back every token 1:1 with segregated fiat, mint and redeem programmatically, and produce an immutable audit trail your auditors and regulators can trust.
Spreadsheets cannot back a token
Reserve integrity is an accounting problem, not a smart-contract one.
Off-chain reserves, mint/burn events and bank balances live in disconnected systems. Reconciling them is manual, error-prone, and impossible to prove after the fact.
Reserve balances drift from circulating supply with no single source of truth.
Mint and redeem flows are scripted ad-hoc, with no idempotency or replay safety.
Auditors ask for point-in-time reserve proofs your stack cannot reconstruct.
Every new banking partner or rail means another bespoke integration.
_PROOF/ Stables runs its reserve ledger on Formance — every token traceable to a segregated dollar.
Every token traces back to a dollar
Fiat in, token out — one auditable chain of double-entry transactions.
Deposits land in a segregated reserve, minting is posted against that reserve, and redemptions reverse the exact path. Balances are derived, never overwritten.
See stablecoin issuance on a live ledger.
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The primitives issuers need
Built on the open-source Formance ledger.
A double-entry core, programmable money movement and normalized connectivity — composed for reserve-backed issuance.
A double-entry account tree segregating fiat reserves per currency and per banking partner, with derived balances you can query at any timestamp.
point-in-time balances
Model issuance and redemption as deterministic Numscript transactions — idempotent, exactly-once, and reversible by construction.
exactly-once
Read the Numscript docsReconstruct circulating supply and backing reserves for any point in time, straight from the immutable transaction log.
immutable log
Normalize deposits and payouts from every bank and PSP into one schema, so adding a reserve partner never changes your logic.
one schema, every rail
Reserve-grade, by design
Minting is a transaction, not a script
Back every token with a deposit in the same atomic operation.
A single Numscript transaction moves fiat into the segregated reserve and issues the equivalent token to the holder — atomic, idempotent and auditable.
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Stablecoin issuance, answered
01 / HOW IS 1:1 BACKING ENFORCED?
Every mint is posted against a matching fiat deposit in a segregated reserve account. Circulating supply and reserves are derived from the same immutable log, so backing is verifiable at any timestamp — not asserted after the fact.
02 / CAN I PRODUCE PROOF OF RESERVES?
Yes. Reconstruct circulating supply and backing reserves for any point in time straight from the transaction log, and hand auditors a reproducible figure instead of a spreadsheet snapshot.
03 / ARE MINT/REDEEM FLOWS SAFE TO RETRY?
Issuance and redemption are deterministic Numscript transactions — idempotent and exactly-once. A retried or replayed request can never double-mint or double-burn.
04 / WHAT ABOUT MULTIPLE BANKING PARTNERS?
Deposits and payouts from every bank and PSP normalize into one schema. Adding a reserve partner is a connector change, not a rewrite of your issuance logic.
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