ReserveBeat monitors public stablecoin figures — issuer-published attestation reports and independently measured on-chain supply — with the methodology and its limits rendered on every page. Nothing here is a solvency claim about any issuer.

RLUSD vs USDG — reserve disclosures side by side

This page places RLUSD and USDG reserve disclosures side by side, each read from its issuer's own published attestation report and independently measured on-chain supply. Figures render verbatim at their stated scope and dates; scopes and dates can differ between issuers, so figures sit side by side without a ranking, verdict, or safety comparison.

By Aaron Cohen

RLUSDStandard Custody (Ripple USD)

Latest attested coverage

1.048859× ISSUER_ATTESTED

as of
2026-05-29 · report 2026-05
source
eb893d6eb4…bbfb21f7

Latest attestation — 2026-05 ISSUER_ATTESTED

composition as of
2026-05-29
source document
eb893d6eb4…bbfb21f7
kindline (verbatim)amountunit
TOTALMarket Value of the Reserve1,773,001,906.000000USD
LIABILITYOutstanding Stablecoin Units1,690,410,925.000000TOKEN

USDGPaxos

Latest attested coverage

1.002453× ISSUER_ATTESTED

as of
2026-05-29 · report 2026-05
source
ae1036dcac…e5addf95

Latest attestation — 2026-05 ISSUER_ATTESTED

composition as of
2026-05-29
source document
ae1036dcac…e5addf95
kindline (verbatim)amountunit
TOTALTotal redemption assets in United States Dollar (Exhibit B)2,638,846,632.000000USD
LIABILITYTotal USDG redeemable tokens outstanding (Exhibit A line d)2,632,390,397.000000TOKEN
CATEGORYGovernment money market funds, at net asset value1,408,550,038.000000USD
CATEGORYObligations of U.S. Treasury, at fair value1,102,909,760.000000USD
CATEGORYCash127,386,834.000000USD
CATEGORYRepurchase agreements, at fair value0.000000USD

This comparison places disclosed figures side by side, each at its issuer's stated scope and dates. Scopes differ — a consolidated group report and a per-token report are not the same measure — so nothing on this page ranks reserves, judges sufficiency, or states which token is safer.

Each coverage ratio divides two figures from the same issuer attestation at the same as-of date. On-chain measurements never enter a ratio — they are the independent cross-check of the liability side.

Last updated: Timestamps reflect the underlying data — when a figure was captured or a report was published — never when a page was built.

Frequently asked questions

What does this comparison show?

The reserve disclosures each issuer has published, side by side: latest attested coverage, reserve composition, and disclosure score, each rendered verbatim at its stated scope and dates. It is a view of what each issuer disclosed, not a judgment of either.

Which of the two tokens is safer?

This page does not say — deliberately. Disclosure scopes and dates differ between issuers, a coverage ratio is never a judgment of reserve sufficiency, and ReserveBeat states no opinion on any issuer's solvency. It shows what each issuer disclosed and how completely, nothing more.

Why does one side show no coverage ratio?

Either that issuer attests only at consolidated group scope — one report covering several tokens, which renders as stated rather than inventing a per-token ratio — or no attestation series is held yet. Absence renders plainly, never as an estimate.

Can the two sides be compared directly?

Only as disclosed: figures come from each issuer's own report at its own as-of dates and scope, so the two sides may not measure the same thing. Scope and dates render beside every figure so the difference stays visible rather than hidden.