Approved Mint Users transfer eligible fiat or accepted stablecoins after KYB, AML/CTF, sanctions and wallet checks. United Stables then mints U to a whitelisted address. For redemption, an approved user sends U under the issuer's process and may receive cash or an eligible stablecoin of equivalent notional value, subject to fees, liquidity, banking and compliance decisions. Holding Users have no automatic issuer redemption route.
The 31 July report counted 1,103,009,107.80 U across BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum and Tron and USD 1,109,077,959.78 of assets, a 100.55% ratio. Its schedule placed USD 724,302,276.47 at a centralized exchange, USD 251,178,560.90 in a smart-contract wallet, USD 56,096,563.42 in bank accounts, USD 23,500,558.99 in institutional custody and USD 54,000,000 in a fund. Moore emphasized stablecoin, tokenized-Treasury, counterparty and realizability risks. The snapshot does not prove the same composition or ratio today.
On Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain, U uses the same displayed token address and the same reviewed StablecoinV2 implementation. Verified code lets the owner mint, burn its own held balance, freeze addresses, pause transfers, choose an auto-minter and switch signed-transfer support; the auto-owner can mint within a configured limit and burn from the owner balance. An EIP-1967 ProxyAdmin can replace the implementation. Reads on 4 September 2026 placed token ownership and ProxyAdmin ownership behind the same Safe, with four registered owner addresses and a threshold of two valid approvals. This is an address count, not a verified count of people. Tron is a separate deployment and is not assumed to share identical code or controllers.