USDv

How It Works

Reward Routing

USDv separates where principal is held from where rewards are received.

You can hold USDv in one wallet and send rewards to that wallet or to a different destination. The underlying USDv does not need to move.

Principal Wallet

The wallet associated with the USDv balance or supported USDv position. It remains under the holder's control.

Reward Destination

The wallet selected to receive rewards. It can be the principal wallet or another wallet.

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Distribution (Select One)
Rewards Destination (Defaults Same Account)

Common configurations include:

  • a cold wallet holds USDv and a hot wallet receives rewards
  • a treasury holds principal and an operating wallet receives rewards
  • an application uses USDv and its owner wallet receives rewards
  • a market maker holds USDv across supported venues and routes rewards to a central wallet

Delivery Options

Rewards can:

  • Accrue for claim: rewards accumulate until the holder claims them.
  • Be delivered over time: rewards are sent to the selected destination based on schedule.

Enable Rewards

Distribution (Select One)
Rewards Destination (Defaults Same Account)

Reward routing changes where rewards go. It does not change ownership of the principal or make an unsupported position eligible. When rewards are received and held as USDv, they become part of the eligible balance as well. This allows rewards to compound across both the principal wallet and the destination wallet.