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No programs are deployed yet. Every coin, price, reserve balance and yield figure below is invented placeholder data. Nothing here is on chain, and nothing here is tradeable.
Each coin has its own vault. Fees go in, yield accrues, and 80% of that yield raises the coin's floor price. Nothing on this page asks you to trust us — every figure links to the account that holds it.
The reserve's assets accrue by NAV appreciation, so the yield has to be read out of the price rather than taken from a feed. Once coins are live, this panel shows the fitted trend the quoted rate comes from, with the raw observations behind it.
The NAV regression needs real observations. This chart fills in once the first reserve has been accruing for long enough to fit a trend.
Method, once live: ordinary least squares on trailing-year NAV, in log space, so a full year of accrual dominates day-to-day venue noise. Below an r² threshold the estimate is discarded in favour of the published reference rate, and this panel says which one is in use. We will not quote a number we cannot fit.
A government money market fund with blockchain-recorded shares, used here purely as a published comparison.
Figures above are a static published reference, not a live feed. getpaid is a research build and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with Franklin Templeton. Source ↗
One reserve per coin. Click any address to verify it on chain.
| Coin | Adapter | Principal | NAV | Yield | APY | Vault account |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $BILLS | Money marketKamino USDC (main market) | $10,969.60 | $10,969.73 | +$0.14 | 5.54% | Rsv4…4444 |
| $TCAT | Money marketKamino USDC (main market) | $4,837.35 | $4,837.54 | +$0.19 | 5.61% | Rsv2…2222 |
| $POY | T-billOndo USDY | $1,772.93 | $1,773.16 | +$0.23 | 3.74% | Rsv1…1111 |
| $CLIP | T-billOndo USDY | $954.24 | $955.91 | +$1.67 | 3.81% | Rsv3…3333 |
| $DUR | IdleIdle USDC | $51.54 | $51.54 | +$0.00 | — | Rsv5…5555 |
Where reserve USDC actually goes, and what each one exposes you to. These are not equivalent and we will not blur them.
USDC lent into a permissionless Solana money market.
Exposure is to smart-contract risk and to borrower default in the lending pool. This is not a government-backed instrument.
A tokenized note backed by short-duration US Treasuries and bank demand deposits.
Exposure is to Ondo as issuer and to the underlying Treasury collateral. Transfer and redemption may be restricted by the issuer.
USDC held flat in the vault. Earns nothing.
No yield. Used only to prove the fee plumbing works.
Reserve value is monotonic by design: trades add to it and nothing removes it except the floor buyback path written into the program. There is no instruction that sends reserve assets to an arbitrary address — not for a creator, not for a holder, and not for us.