How USDv Works
USDv works like a normal stablecoin at the user layer. You acquire it, hold it in a wallet, transfer it, or use it through supported applications and protocols.
To participate in eligible rewards, a user completes a one-time opt-in transaction. This proves wallet ownership and allows the user to configure where rewards should be routed.
After opt-in, supported USDv balances and positions associated with that wallet can be recognized by Solomon's policy infrastructure. The user does not need to stake, wrap, lock, or convert USDv into another instrument.
The system works in four steps:
USDv can sit in a wallet or move through supported applications, liquidity venues, lending markets, custodians, and partner integrations.
The user signs a transaction that links the wallet to a reward configuration.
Solomon's policy infrastructure identifies supported USDv balances and positions according to program rules.
Eligible rewards can be claimed or streamed to the selected destination wallet.
The result is a stablecoin that preserves full liquidity and composability while allowing eligible holders to earn in its default state.
