How Rewards Are Funded

USDv's reserve portfolio generates income, primarily from short-dated U.S. Treasuries as that exposure is added to the reserve.

Solomon can use a portion of reserve income to fund rewards under an eligible business program. The business then uses Programmable Monetary Policy to decide how the available reward amount is allocated.

Source and Allocation Are Separate

Source: income generated by the USDv reserve portfolio provides the economic basis for rewards. The business can decide to add an additional funding source if needed.

Allocation: the business program determines who receives rewards, how much each participant receives, where rewards are sent, and when they settle.

A business can retain all available rewards, send them to customers, split them with partners, or combine them with an additional campaign budget.

Rewards are not a direct claim on reserve income and are not a guaranteed pass-through of Treasury yield. Reward rates, program funding, and allocations are variable and can change under the applicable terms.