Is USDXX live?+
No. USDXX is in a controlled pilot on testnet. There is no mainnet issuance, no live minting or redemption, and no customer funds are accepted. Every figure shown on this site is a placeholder or a management target pending partner and legal validation.
What backs USDXX?+
The design target is at least 1:1 backing with high-quality liquid reserves: cash and bank deposits, short-term U.S. Treasuries, and overnight Treasury repo or government money market funds. Reserves are held segregated as customer backing — they are not operating cash and not fundraising capital. No portion of the redemption reserve is held in Bitcoin or other volatile crypto.
Can I redeem USDXX for dollars?+
At launch, direct mint and redemption run through a licensed issuer partner for approved (KYC/KYB) participants, with a target service level of same-day to next-day (T+0 / T+1). Ordinary wallet-to-wallet transfers happen on-chain and only cost network gas.
Does holding USDXX pay interest?+
No. Holding USDXX pays no yield — it is a payment and settlement asset that stays 1:1 and redeemable. "USDXX Earn" is a separate, opt-in program with its own terms, eligibility and risk disclosures; Earn balances are not part of the USDXX redemption reserve.
How is USDXX different from USDT or USDC?+
The structure is the same: a company issues and operates a dollar stablecoin. Tether issues USDT; Circle issues USDC; USDXX is issued through a licensed partner and operated by LYNXX. What differs is focus — USDXX does not try to match incumbent scale on day one. It aims for a defensible distribution wedge in selected exchange, payment and crypto-native corridors, with a monthly independent attestation target and public reserve reporting.
Is USDXX the same as LYNXX?+
No — they are two things at two layers. LYNXX is the company: it holds the technology, the intellectual property and the licensing and reserve partnerships. USDXX is the stablecoin the company brings to market — the token you mint, hold, redeem and integrate. You hold "USDXX" the same way you would hold "USDT," and most users never need to say "LYNXX" out loud. The full name is "USDXX by LYNXX."
Do I need an account or password?+
No. Your browser wallet is your access — USDXX never receives your seed phrase or private keys. Identity verification (KYC/KYB) applies only to participants who mint or redeem directly with the issuer.
Which blockchains will USDXX support?+
One canonical asset identity, one launch chain first. Additional chains are added only where liquidity and operational controls justify them, and each deployment reconciles to a single global supply ledger.
Is my transaction data public?+
The public chain is designed to show only what proves the system is sound — total supply, mint and burn, reserve coverage, attestations. Identities, amounts, balances and wallet relationships are not published. A 72-hour "Privacy Window" lets you share a verifiable receipt with a merchant or auditor; access then expires.
Who operates USDXX?+
USDXX is the stablecoin from LYNXX. LYNXX owns the technology, the intellectual property and the product; issuance of record runs through a licensed issuer partner, alongside regulated reserve, banking, custody and attestation partners. Equity capital funds the company; customer reserve assets back the token, held separately.
Is USDXX an investment?+
No. USDXX targets a stable value of US$1.00 and is meant for payments and settlement, not appreciation. Company equity and token holdings are entirely separate. Nothing on this site is an offer, a solicitation, or investment, legal or tax advice.