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What is RLUSD backed by?

As of , the latest RLUSD attestation (firm signed as an image, issued ) reports reserves of $2,446,312,864 against 2,325,969,308.00 RLUSD in circulation. ReserveBeat measured 1,404,484,215.56 RLUSD on-chain on ethereum at . The parse holds only the report's reserve total and liability, the two lines below.

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What is RLUSD backed by?
Line in the reportAmountUnit
Market Value of the Reserve2446312864.000000USD
As reported in Standard Custody (Ripple USD)'s attestation dated 2026-08-31. Signed as an image
Outstanding Stablecoin Units2325969308.000000TOKEN
As reported in Standard Custody (Ripple USD)'s attestation dated 2026-08-31. Signed as an image

The report carries its accounting firm's signature as an image rather than as text, so its text layer holds no firm name to extract and no firm is stated here. A firm name never enters the board from outside the document it came from, even where the firm is a matter of public record.

Some report layouts give ReserveBeat a reserve total and a liability but no line-by-line breakdown it can extract, and then only those two lines appear. A missing breakdown is a limit of the parse, not a finding about the reserves; the attestation page for the same period links the source document so the full report can be read.

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  • Data: ReserveBeat — https://reservebeat.com/questions/what-backs-rlusd — figure as reported in Standard Custody (Ripple USD)'s attestation dated 2026-08-31.
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  • Data: ReserveBeat — https://reservebeat.com/questions/what-backs-rlusd — supply measured on ethereum at 2026-10-19T10:17:59Z.

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