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The basics

A digital dollar issued by Hamilton, backed 1:1 by reserves. See What is USDh.
Mint Users: businesses that pass Hamilton’s checks. Not individuals, and not US persons. See How it works.
Nothing to hold or send USDh. Minting with Hamilton starts at USD 100,000. See Limits and fees.
Instant with USDC. Usually 3 to 5 business days by wire.
Ethereum. More networks are planned.

The hard questions

Yes. USDh is not a bank deposit, is not insured, and its market price can slip. See Risks.
Holders would be unsecured creditors of HDA, the issuer, with no direct claim on the reserves. See Company structure.
Not an outside firm, yet. Hamilton publishes its holdings in the app, and monthly independent reports are planned. See Reserves.
Not yet. An audit is planned. See Security.
It can freeze an address or pause everything, for sanctions or emergencies. It can’t take your balance.
Publius Reserve Management, through firms such as Arqaam Securities. See Partners.
USDh is not offered there or in sanctioned countries. See How it works.

Staying safe

On the Transparency page in the Hamilton app.
Last updated: 9 November 2026