Available Stablebonds

Available Stablebonds

Each Stablebond is a tokenized government bond. You earn the underlying bond’s yield simply by holding it, and each token represents a proportional economic claim whose value is based on the net asset value (NAV) of the real bond it represents. Stablebonds are fully reserve-backed on an NAV basis. Today there are six:

• CETES — Mexico (MXN). Tracks Mexican Treasury bills (Cetes).

• USTRY — United States (USD). Tracks US Treasuries.

• TESOURO — Brazil (BRL). Tracks Brazilian government bonds (Tesouro).

• GILTS — United Kingdom (GBP). Tracks UK government bonds (Gilts).

• EUROB — Eurozone (EUR). Tracks euro-denominated government bonds (Eurobonds).

• KTB — South Korea (KRW). Tracks Korean Treasury Bonds.

All are reward-bearing — value accrues into the token as you hold (see How Stablebond yield works), and current rates are shown in the app.

Stablebonds are available across Solana, Stellar, Base, Polygon, and Monad, though which ones are deployed can vary by chain. For exact on-chain addresses per network, see Stablebond Addresses.

Stablebond NAV is not guaranteed to increase. Interest rates, sovereign credit spreads, market liquidity, fees, taxes, operational costs, and other factors can affect NAV. Secondary-market price may differ from published NAV.