# achivx.org: open stablecoin data and regulation reference > Open, dated stablecoin data from on-chain measurement and a country-by-country regulation tracker with primary sources, free to reuse under CC BY 4.0, for people and AI agents. Language: en. Other languages: https://achivx.org/pt-br/llms.txt. Every page has a Markdown twin at index.md. Data: CC BY 4.0. Source of figures: https://stablescan.achivx.com/ ## Pages - [About achivx.org](https://achivx.org/about/index.md): Who runs achivx.org, where its numbers and rules come from, how figures are dated and how the data is licensed. - [achivx.org: open stablecoin data and regulation reference](https://achivx.org/index.md): Open, dated stablecoin data from on-chain measurement and a country-by-country regulation tracker with primary sources, free to reuse under CC BY 4.0, for people and AI agents. - [Licence: CC BY 4.0](https://achivx.org/licence/index.md): achivx.org text and data files are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International; how to credit them. ## Stablecoin data - [Bridge stablecoin holdings and flows](https://achivx.org/data/bridges/index.md): Stablecoins locked in the contracts of 4 bridges (Across, deBridge, Mayan, Stargate) on 31 October 2026, with 7-day and 30-day flows, from the Stablecoin Scanner (ACHIVX). - [Exchange stablecoin holdings and netflow](https://achivx.org/data/exchanges/index.md): Stablecoins held in the on-chain wallets of 8 exchanges on 31 October 2026, with 7-day and 30-day inflow, outflow and netflow, from the Stablecoin Scanner (ACHIVX). - [Stablecoin freezes and seizures by issuer](https://achivx.org/data/freezes-and-seizures/index.md): Issuer freeze, unfreeze and seize acts for the 11 stablecoins the scanner covers, from its 30-day ledger, with seized US dollar totals and the latest acts. - [Stablecoin data](https://achivx.org/data/index.md): Dated on-chain stablecoin datasets from the Stablecoin Scanner (ACHIVX): monthly report, organic settlement, issuance, freezes, exchanges and bridges, as of 31 October 2026. - [Stablecoin mint and burn: net issuance, 30 days](https://achivx.org/data/issuance/index.md): Minted, burned and net issuance per stablecoin on the scanner's networks in the 30 days to 31 October 2026, from the Stablecoin Scanner (ACHIVX). - [Organic stablecoin settlement by network](https://achivx.org/data/organic-settlement/index.md): Organic stablecoin settlement volume and transfer count per network for 7 and 30 days to 31 October 2026, all stablecoins together, from the Stablecoin Scanner (ACHIVX). - [Stablecoin transparency report, October 2026](https://achivx.org/data/report-2026-10/index.md): Monthly on-chain stablecoin report for the 30 days to 31 October 2026: organic settlement by network, mint and burn per coin, issuer freezes and exchange netflow, with JSON and CSV. ## Stablecoin data cards - [DAI stablecoin data](https://achivx.org/stablecoins/dai/index.md): DAI on-chain data: 30-day mint, burn and net issuance, issuer freeze and seize acts, and contract freeze functions on Arbitrum, Base, Ethereum and Optimism. - [FDUSD stablecoin data](https://achivx.org/stablecoins/fdusd/index.md): FDUSD on-chain data: 30-day mint, burn and net issuance, issuer freeze and seize acts, and contract freeze functions on BNB Chain. - [Stablecoin data cards](https://achivx.org/stablecoins/index.md): On-chain data cards for the 11 stablecoins the Stablecoin Scanner (ACHIVX) covers: issuance, issuer freezes and seizures, and freeze functions per network. - [PYUSD stablecoin data](https://achivx.org/stablecoins/pyusd/index.md): PYUSD on-chain data: 30-day mint, burn and net issuance, issuer freeze and seize acts, and contract freeze functions on Arbitrum, Ethereum and Solana. - [TUSD stablecoin data](https://achivx.org/stablecoins/tusd/index.md): TUSD on-chain data: issuer freeze and seize acts and contract freeze functions on BNB Chain; no issuance figure from the scanner. - [USD1 stablecoin data](https://achivx.org/stablecoins/usd1/index.md): USD1 on-chain data: 30-day mint, burn and net issuance, issuer freeze and seize acts, and contract freeze functions on BNB Chain, Ethereum and Tron. - [USDC stablecoin data](https://achivx.org/stablecoins/usdc/index.md): USDC on-chain data: 30-day mint, burn and net issuance, issuer freeze and seize acts, and contract freeze functions on Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Optimism and Solana. - [USDC.e stablecoin data](https://achivx.org/stablecoins/usdc-e/index.md): USDC.e on-chain data: 30-day mint, burn and net issuance, issuer freeze and seize acts, and contract freeze functions on Arbitrum and Optimism. - [USDe stablecoin data](https://achivx.org/stablecoins/usde/index.md): USDe on-chain data: 30-day mint, burn and net issuance, issuer freeze and seize acts, and contract freeze functions on Arbitrum, Base, Ethereum, Optimism and Solana. - [USDS stablecoin data](https://achivx.org/stablecoins/usds/index.md): USDS on-chain data: 30-day mint, burn and net issuance, issuer freeze and seize acts, and contract freeze functions on Arbitrum, Base, Ethereum and Solana. - [USDT stablecoin data](https://achivx.org/stablecoins/usdt/index.md): USDT on-chain data: 30-day mint, burn and net issuance, issuer freeze and seize acts, and contract freeze functions on Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Optimism, Solana and Tron. - [USDT0 stablecoin data](https://achivx.org/stablecoins/usdt0/index.md): USDT0 on-chain data: 30-day mint, burn and net issuance, issuer freeze and seize acts, and contract freeze functions on Arbitrum and Optimism. ## Stablecoin and crypto regulation tracker - [Australia: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 2 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/australia/index.md): Dated status of Australia's stablecoin and digital asset rules: ASIC Information Sheet 225 as updated in October 2025, the ASIC stablecoin and wrapped token distribution relief, the ASIC no-action position to 30 June 2026, the Corporations Amendment (Digital Assets Framework) Act 2026 commencing on 8 April 2027 and the Treasury exposure draft on tokenised stored value facilities, each line linked to the government source. - [Brazil: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/brazil/index.md): Dated status of Brazil's virtual asset rules: Law 14.478/2022, the Banco Central do Brasil as regulator, Resoluções BCB 519, 520 and 521, the stablecoin definition and FX treatment, the 30 October 2026 filing deadline, the 6 November 2026 counterparty ban, the 2026 rules on self-custody transfer reporting, authorisation decision periods and prudential classification, the 2027 transfer hold and proof-of-reserves reporting, and the Drex pilot, each line linked to the government source. - [Canada: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 2 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/canada/index.md): Dated status of Canada's stablecoin rules: the Stablecoin Act (S.C. 2026, c. 3, s. 600), assented to on 26 March 2026 and marked not in force, the proposed Stablecoin Regulations prepublished in the Canada Gazette on 24 October 2026, CSA Staff Notice 21-333 for trading platforms and FINTRAC registration and reporting, each line linked to the government source. - [European Union: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/european-union/index.md): Dated status of the EU's MiCA rules for e-money tokens, asset-referenced tokens and crypto-asset service providers, the ESMA opinion on non-compliant stablecoins and the interim register count, each line linked to the official source. - [Hong Kong: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/hong-kong/index.md): Dated status of Hong Kong's licensing regime for fiat-referenced stablecoin issuers under the Stablecoins Ordinance (Cap. 656), its first two licences and the HKMA's rules on reserves, redemption, interest and retail offers, each line linked to the HKMA or the Government. - [Stablecoin and crypto regulation tracker](https://achivx.org/regulation/index.md): Country-by-country status of crypto and stablecoin rules, each line dated and linked to the regulator or official gazette. - [India: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/india/index.md): Dated status of India's virtual digital asset and stablecoin position: the FIU-IND anti-money-laundering guidelines for virtual digital asset service providers in effect since 10 March 2023, and the Reserve Bank of India's stated views on stablecoins in its Financial Stability Reports and a Deputy Governor's speech, each line linked to the government source. - [Indonesia: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/indonesia/index.md): Dated status of Indonesia's digital financial asset and stablecoin position: OJK Regulation POJK 27/2024 on trading digital financial assets including crypto assets, in force since 10 January 2025 and amended by POJK 23/2025, the OJK sandbox report naming a Rupiah stablecoin issuer business model, and Bank Indonesia's statements on virtual currency in payments and on the Digital Rupiah, each line linked to the government source. - [Japan: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/japan/index.md): Dated status of Japan's stablecoin rules under the Payment Services Act: electronic payment instruments, the 2022 and 2025 amendments, the 2026 rules on trust-type backing and foreign stablecoins, the 2026 Act moving crypto-asset regulation to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, and the FSA register of 2 intermediaries, each line linked to the FSA or e-Gov. - [Kazakhstan: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/kazakhstan/index.md): Dated status of Kazakhstan's digital asset rules: the National Bank framework from 1 May 2026, NBK Resolution No. 39 on stablecoins, and the separate AIFC stablecoin regime, each line linked to the official source. - [Mexico: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/mexico/index.md): Dated status of Mexico's virtual asset rules: the Ley Fintech chapter on virtual assets, Banco de México Circular 4/2019 and its 2020 amendment, the SPEI 24-hour credit rule, the 2026 report formats for vulnerable activities that include virtual-asset purchase and sale report fields, and the missing stablecoin rule, each line linked to the official source. - [Nigeria: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 2 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/nigeria/index.md): Dated status of Nigeria's digital asset and stablecoin position: the Investments and Securities Act, 2025, which defines securities to include virtual and digital assets, the CBN guidelines of 22 December 2023 on bank accounts for virtual asset service providers, the SEC minimum capital circular with a 30 June 2027 deadline, and the SEC's proposed rules on digital and virtual assets with a stablecoin part, each line linked to the government source. - [Philippines: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 2 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/philippines/index.md): Dated status of the Philippines' virtual asset and stablecoin position: the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) rules for virtual asset service providers in Circular 1108 and Circular 1206, the continued moratorium on new VASP licences from 1 September 2025, and the BSP coin/token listing guidelines with reserve and de-pegging checks for pegged tokens, each line linked to the government source. - [Russia: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/russia/index.md): Dated status of Russia's digital currency rules: Federal Law No. 282-FZ in force from 1 September 2026, the payment and advertising bans, the exchange register, transfer delays and the digital ruble, each line linked to the government source. - [Singapore: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/singapore/index.md): Dated status of Singapore's stablecoin rules: stablecoins under the digital payment token rules of the Payment Services Act, the MAS single-currency stablecoin framework of 2023 and the proposed Payment Services Act amendments consulted on until 16 October 2026, which are not yet law, each line linked to MAS. - [South Africa: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 2 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/south-africa/index.md): Dated status of South Africa's crypto asset and stablecoin position: the FSCA declaration of crypto assets as a financial product under the FAIS Act, gazetted on 19 October 2022, FSCA licensing of crypto asset service providers since 1 June 2023, the SARB and FSCA Joint Communication on crypto assets, including stablecoins, for domestic payment purposes, and the FSCA list of licensed providers, each line linked to the government source. - [South Korea: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/south-korea/index.md): Dated status of South Korea's virtual asset rules: FIU registration, the User Protection Act, the travel rule, the 2026 changes and the missing stablecoin law, each line linked to the government source. - [Spain: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/spain/index.md): Dated status of Spain's crypto rules under MiCA: the CNMV and Banco de España roles, the end of the transitional period, the crypto advertising power in Ley 6/2023 and the repealed CNMV Circular 1/2022, the CNMV provider list and the draft complaints Circular, each line linked to the official source. - [Switzerland: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 2 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/switzerland/index.md): Dated status of Switzerland's stablecoin rules: FINMA Guidance 06/2024 on stablecoin issuers and bank default guarantees, the Federal Council consultation draft amending the Financial Institutions Act for payment instrument institutions, FINMA Guidance 01/2026 on custody, the A7A5 transaction ban and the SNB view, each line linked to the government source. - [Thailand: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 2 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/thailand/index.md): Dated status of Thailand's digital asset and stablecoin position: the Emergency Decree on Digital Asset Businesses B.E. 2561 in force since 14 May 2018 and its 2025 amendment, the Bank of Thailand's 2021 statements on baht-backed stablecoins, and the proposed SEC stablecoin-transfer principles and Bank of Thailand THB stablecoin principles, each line linked to the government source. - [Türkiye: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/turkey/index.md): Dated status of Türkiye's crypto asset rules: Law No. 7518 and CMB permission for service providers, the central bank ban on crypto in payments, the CMB communiqués and the CMB decision on Bitexen, each line linked to the government source. - [Ukraine: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/ukraine/index.md): Dated status of Ukraine's virtual asset rules: the 2022 Law "On Virtual Assets", bill No. 10225-д and the securities regulator's position on e-money tokens, each line linked to the government source. - [United Arab Emirates: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/united-arab-emirates/index.md): Dated status of stablecoin rules in the UAE: the CBUAE Payment Token Services Regulation, the VARA issuance rulebook for Dubai, the ADGM framework for fiat-referenced tokens and its accepted-token list, each line linked to the regulator's source. - [United Kingdom: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/united-kingdom/index.md): Dated status of the UK cryptoasset regime: S.I. 2026/102 (in force for preparatory purposes since late February 2026, full commencement on 25 October 2027), the FCA's final stablecoin issuance rules (PS26/10) and the Bank of England's draft code for systemic stablecoins, each line linked to the official source. - [United States: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 1 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/united-states/index.md): Dated status of the US GENIUS Act for payment stablecoins: the 18 January 2027 effective date, the OCC final rule, the pending Treasury and FDIC proposals, and the 18 July 2028 date from which digital asset service providers generally may not offer or sell payment stablecoins unless they are issued by a licensed issuer, each line linked to the federal source. - [Vietnam: crypto and stablecoin regulation (as of 2 November 2026)](https://achivx.org/regulation/vietnam/index.md): Dated status of Vietnam's crypto-asset rules: Government Resolution 05/2025/NQ-CP on a five-year pilot crypto-asset market, in force since 9 September 2025, which excludes securities and fiat currency as underlying assets; the Law on the Digital Technology Industry 71/2025/QH15, in force since 1 January 2026; and Decree 284/2026/NĐ-CP on administrative penalties, in force since 1 September 2026, each line linked to the government source. ## Stablecoin glossary - [Address poisoning](https://achivx.org/glossary/address-poisoning/index.md): A scam that plants a lookalike address in a wallet's history so the owner later copies it and sends funds to the attacker. - [Asset-referenced token (ART, MiCA)](https://achivx.org/glossary/asset-referenced-token/index.md): MiCA's category for a crypto-asset, other than an e-money token, that references another value, right or combination, including official currencies. - [Blacklist (issuer blacklist)](https://achivx.org/glossary/blacklist/index.md): The on-chain list of addresses an issuer's contract blocks from moving its stablecoin. - [Bridge / bridge crossing](https://achivx.org/glossary/bridge/index.md): A system that moves tokens or messages between blockchains, e.g. by lock-and-mint, burn-and-mint or atomic swaps. - [Bridged stablecoin (USDC.e)](https://achivx.org/glossary/bridged-stablecoin/index.md): Working definition: a stablecoin copy on another chain, backed by originals locked in a contract, not issued by the issuer. - [Burn](https://achivx.org/glossary/burn/index.md): Removing stablecoin units from circulation, which lowers total supply; in the USDC and USDT contracts only the issuer's minter or owner role can do it. - [CASP (MiCA)](https://achivx.org/glossary/casp/index.md): MiCA's term for a firm authorised to provide crypto-asset services such as custody, trading platforms or exchange in the EU. - [CBDC](https://achivx.org/glossary/cbdc/index.md): Digital money issued by a central bank as its own direct liability, for banks only (wholesale) or for the public (retail). - [Counterparty graph](https://achivx.org/glossary/counterparty-graph/index.md): In the Stablecoin Scanner's method: a star-shaped chart of the addresses one address exchanged a stablecoin with. - [Coverage and freshness](https://achivx.org/glossary/coverage-and-freshness/index.md): Working definition: in the Stablecoin Scanner's method, which chains and tokens are indexed, and how up to date each figure is. - [Crypto-collateralised stablecoin](https://achivx.org/glossary/crypto-collateralised-stablecoin/index.md): A stablecoin created against crypto-asset collateral locked in a protocol, for example GHO, which Aave describes as over-collateralised. - [Custody (custodial / self-custody)](https://achivx.org/glossary/custody/index.md): Holding crypto-assets or their private keys for someone else; self-custody means the owner controls the keys. - [Deposit insurance](https://achivx.org/glossary/deposit-insurance/index.md): Working definition: insurance of bank deposits up to a limit; the FDIC says it does not cover crypto assets. - [E-money token (EMT, MiCA)](https://achivx.org/glossary/e-money-token/index.md): MiCA's category for a crypto-asset referencing one official currency, issued and redeemable at par by a credit or e-money institution. - [Euro stablecoin (EMT)](https://achivx.org/glossary/euro-stablecoin/index.md): Working definition: a stablecoin referencing the euro; under MiCA it is an e-money token, such as Circle's EURC. - [Exchange netflow](https://achivx.org/glossary/exchange-netflow/index.md): Working definition: in the Stablecoin Scanner's method, the net of stablecoins entering and leaving an exchange's known addresses over a period. - [Fiat-backed stablecoin](https://achivx.org/glossary/fiat-backed-stablecoin/index.md): A stablecoin that references a fiat currency and is backed by reserve assets such as deposits and short-term government debt. - [Finality](https://achivx.org/glossary/finality/index.md): Working definition: the point after which a recorded blockchain transfer can no longer be reversed or rewritten. - [Freeze (address freeze)](https://achivx.org/glossary/freeze/index.md): An issuer blocking a specific address so its stablecoins cannot be moved; the balance stays on the address. - [Gas fee (such as TRX or ETH)](https://achivx.org/glossary/gas-fee/index.md): Working definition: the network fee for a transaction, paid in the chain's native coin, such as ETH on Ethereum or TRX on TRON. - [Stablecoin glossary](https://achivx.org/glossary/index.md): Definitions of stablecoin, regulation and on-chain terms, each with verbatim quotes from regulators, laws and issuers. - [Issuer](https://achivx.org/glossary/issuer/index.md): The entity that creates a stablecoin and is responsible for redeeming it; laws limit who may act as one. - [Issuer failure / insolvency](https://achivx.org/glossary/issuer-failure/index.md): Working definition: a stablecoin issuer unable to meet its obligations; US and EU law set holder priority and redemption plans. - [KYC / AML](https://achivx.org/glossary/kyc-aml/index.md): Customer identification (KYC) and anti-money-laundering (AML) controls that FATF standards and laws such as the GENIUS Act expect of issuers and VASPs. - [Left-censored date](https://achivx.org/glossary/left-censored-date/index.md): In the Stablecoin Scanner's method: the date its observed history starts; silence before it proves nothing. - [Legacy Mesh](https://achivx.org/glossary/legacy-mesh/index.md): USDT0's cross-chain route connecting native USDT on Ethereum, Tron, TON, Solana and Celo with USDT0 networks via a hub. - [Mint](https://achivx.org/glossary/mint/index.md): Creating new stablecoin units on-chain, which increases total supply; done by the issuer's authorised minter or, in some protocols, by users. - [Net issuance](https://achivx.org/glossary/net-issuance/index.md): Tokens minted minus tokens burned in a period; supply can also fall in other ways, e.g. when an issuer destroys a blacklisted balance. - [OFAC SDN list](https://achivx.org/glossary/ofac-sdn-list/index.md): The US Treasury OFAC list of sanctioned persons whose assets are blocked; it can include crypto addresses. - [Omnichain token (USDT0)](https://achivx.org/glossary/omnichain-token/index.md): Working definition: a token moving across blockchains with one supply; USDT0 locks USDT on Ethereum and mints 1:1 elsewhere. - [Organic volume](https://achivx.org/glossary/organic-volume/index.md): In the Stablecoin Scanner's method: settled stablecoin volume between parties, excluding transfers that touch exchanges, bridges or routers. - [Payment stablecoin (GENIUS Act)](https://achivx.org/glossary/payment-stablecoin/index.md): The GENIUS Act's term for a digital asset used for payments that its issuer must redeem for a fixed monetary amount. - [Peg / depeg](https://achivx.org/glossary/peg-depeg/index.md): The peg is the value a stablecoin targets, such as one unit of a currency; a depeg is when its market price moves away. - [Proof of reserves](https://achivx.org/glossary/proof-of-reserves/index.md): A custodian's snapshot check (Kraken's uses a Merkle tree) that its on-chain holdings cover client balances; not a full audit. - [Redemption](https://achivx.org/glossary/redemption/index.md): Returning stablecoins to the issuer for the reference currency; who may redeem, how fast and at what fee depends on law and terms. - [Reserve / reserve assets](https://achivx.org/glossary/reserve-assets/index.md): The assets an issuer holds to back outstanding stablecoins; laws set how much, of what kind, and how they are disclosed. - [Reserve attestation](https://achivx.org/glossary/reserve-attestation/index.md): An independent accountant's opinion on an issuer's reserve figures at specific dates; standards and frequency differ by issuer and law. - [Risk tier](https://achivx.org/glossary/risk-tier/index.md): In the Stablecoin Scanner's method: a six-word heuristic rating of an address, from severe to none, or not assessed. - [Sanctions exposure](https://achivx.org/glossary/sanctions-exposure/index.md): Working definition: how closely an address or flow of funds is linked to sanctioned persons or blocked property. - [Savings rate (Sky Savings Rate)](https://achivx.org/glossary/savings-rate/index.md): Working definition: a variable return a stablecoin protocol pays on deposits; Sky's is funded from protocol surplus. - [Seizure](https://achivx.org/glossary/seizure/index.md): Taking frozen stablecoin value away from the holder, for example on an authority's order, or under the issuer's terms (e.g. destroying a blacklisted balance). - [Settlement / settled volume](https://achivx.org/glossary/settled-volume/index.md): Working definition: the total value of stablecoin transfers completed in a period; the figure depends on which transfers are counted. - [Stablecoin](https://achivx.org/glossary/stablecoin/index.md): A crypto-asset designed to hold a stable value against a currency or other assets; legal definitions vary by jurisdiction. - [Synthetic dollar (delta-neutral)](https://achivx.org/glossary/synthetic-dollar/index.md): A dollar-tracking token backed by spot crypto assets hedged with short derivatives so that price moves offset; Ethena's USDe is an example. - [Token approval (allowance)](https://achivx.org/glossary/token-approval/index.md): Working definition: a permission letting another address spend a holder's tokens up to a set allowance. - [Token standard (ERC-20, TRC-20, SPL)](https://achivx.org/glossary/token-standard/index.md): Working definition: a shared contract interface, such as ERC-20 or TRC-20, that wallets and exchanges use to handle tokens. - [Tokenised money-market fund](https://achivx.org/glossary/tokenised-money-market-fund/index.md): Working definition: money market fund shares issued as blockchain tokens; the BIS says they offer returns at money market rates. - [Travel Rule](https://achivx.org/glossary/travel-rule/index.md): The FATF rule that service providers send sender and recipient details along with crypto and stablecoin transfers. - [Unfreeze](https://achivx.org/glossary/unfreeze/index.md): The issuer removing an address from its blacklist so that the address can move its stablecoins again. - [VASP](https://achivx.org/glossary/vasp/index.md): FATF term for a business that exchanges, transfers or holds virtual assets for others; called CASP in the EU and PSAV in Argentina and Brazil. - [Wallet label / attribution](https://achivx.org/glossary/wallet-label/index.md): In the Stablecoin Scanner's method: a community-sourced name for an address with recorded provenance; not verified identity. - [Wrong network transfer](https://achivx.org/glossary/wrong-network-transfer/index.md): Working definition: sending a stablecoin on a network or token version the recipient does not support; recovery may be impossible. - [Yield-bearing stablecoin](https://achivx.org/glossary/yield-bearing-stablecoin/index.md): Working definition: a stablecoin product that pays holders a return; the GENIUS Act and MiCA bar issuer-paid interest on some tokens.