USDV Whitepaper / Version 1.0 / 19 July 2026Permissioned access. Multi-chain settlement. No freeze function.
USDV is a permissioned, reserve-backed synthetic stable-dollar for approved counterparties. Authorization governs participation and issuance; the published token design does not include issuer freeze, clawback, blacklist, forced-transfer, forced-burn, or reversal powers.
A controlled entry model with open-ledger settlement finality.
USDV is designed for approved institutions, businesses, professional participants, payment networks, and eligible individuals that require a stable digital settlement unit across multiple public blockchains.
The permissioned model operates at the participant, wallet, minting, and redemption layers. Applicants complete authorization and compliance review before accessing Valtorum services or designated issuance pathways.
That controlled entry model is deliberately separated from token seizure. USDV does not use an issuer freeze function, clawback, blacklist, forced transfer, forced burn, or unilateral transaction reversal as a post-issuance control.
Every supported network represents the same USDV economic liability. Chain-level supply is reconciled into one consolidated register and evaluated against eligible reserve value and the published reserve target.
Three commitments define the USDV system.
Permissioned access
Participation begins with identity, jurisdiction, sanctions, wallet, intended-use, and risk review. Minting and redemption remain available only through approved service pathways.
One multi-chain liability
USDV is issued natively on supported networks while aggregate supply remains governed as one coordinated reserve-backed liability.
No issuer freeze function
Post-issuance token behavior excludes freeze, clawback, blacklist, forced-transfer, forced-burn, and issuer-reversal powers.
Clear limits on issuer-operated token controls.
The USDV design specification separates supply administration from control over a holder's settled balance. Authorized minting and burning support issuance and redemption; they are not account-level seizure functions.
| Control | USDV design | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Mint and redemption authority | Included | Supply changes follow approved participant, reserve, operational, and reconciliation controls. |
| New issuance pause | Included | Valtorum can conservatively stop new minting when required without immobilizing existing holder balances. |
| Wallet or balance freeze | Not included | No USDV issuer function is provided to freeze a holder's settled token balance. |
| Clawback or forced burn | Not included | No USDV issuer function is provided to take or destroy tokens from a holder address. |
| Blacklist or forced transfer | Not included | No USDV issuer function is provided to redirect a holder's tokens or impose an issuer token blacklist. |
| Issuer transaction reversal | Not included | Finalized ledger transfers are not reversed through a USDV issuer function. |
Six live networks. One official source of identifiers.
USDV uses native issuer accounts or token contracts on each supported chain. Participants should verify the complete network and identifier against Valtorum's official registry before interacting.
| Network | Asset standard | Official identifier |
|---|---|---|
XRPLLive | Issued Currency | rfffsukWALJB1PXYk7H8xkR6UJUDT8nMJE |
StellarLive | Stellar Asset | GBLAJOKBIIT7P32BJQFCSRJVOE2SXHI4D5ZGLFJ4DLMFJXI2NN6R37G5 |
TRONLive | TRC-20 | TAPR48oEGf6e8EqWsqSkLQ6wQKLfYimHGd |
BaseLive | ERC-20 | 0xB719f73b4a47Fa22e0fA00cedF5B7FB37f1e6866 |
PolygonLive | ERC-20 | 0x2b9bBfFCF4ACF9A5A545295bDF84713e477B28Cb |
BNB ChainLive | BEP-20 | 0x96c2402d369C8C0aE1dFd4fA066F79F81A98A4b9 |
Chain-level issuance resolves into one consolidated USDV liability.
Every mint and burn is assigned to a supported network, recorded in the public ledger, and normalized into the aggregate supply register. Reserve coverage is assessed against consolidated supply, not against isolated chain views.
An authorized participant submits a mint or redemption instruction for a designated wallet and network.
Eligibility, funds, limits, network, and reserve conditions are confirmed before a supply change.
The applicable issuer account or contract executes the approved supply instruction.
All network balances are reconciled into one aggregate USDV supply figure.
Public reports, hashes, anchors, and independent third-party proof-of-reserves attestation materials support verification.
Controls are concentrated where they protect issuance integrity.
Participant governance
Authorization, enhanced due diligence, wallet designation, transaction limits, sanctions review, and continuing eligibility are managed under published policies.
Supply governance
Mint and burn authority, aggregate and network limits, signer controls, reconciliation, and exception escalation protect the integrity of reported supply.
Reserve governance
Asset eligibility, custody, valuation, concentration, liquidity, reporting, and reserve-target parameters define the coverage framework.
Network governance
New rails are activated only after technical, operational, compliance, liquidity, and registry requirements are satisfied.
Conservative incident response
New issuance or affected service pathways may be paused when data, custody, chain, or security conditions fall outside policy. Existing holder balances remain outside a USDV issuer freeze function.
Public verification
Canonical identifiers, machine-readable registry records, proof-of-reserves reports, cryptographic hashes, and ledger anchors create a durable verification trail.
Verify USDV through canonical Valtorum records.
These resources provide the current authorization framework, official network identifiers, proof-of-reserves publication, and machine-readable USDV definitions.