Saturn Dollar
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About Saturn Dollar
Saturn Credit splits its dollar into two pieces, and USDat is the plain half. It is the non-yielding settlement token of the protocol, pegged one-to-one with USDC and backed by tokenized US Treasury bills held through M0's M tokens, meant for payments, collateral and moving dollars around rather than earning. The interest lives next door, in a staked version whose collateral is swapped into exposure to Strategy's STRC instrument, the Bitcoin-linked digital-credit note associated with Michael Saylor's company. Minting and redeeming USDat directly is a permissioned affair: both the sending and receiving wallet addresses must be whitelisted through Saturn's onboarding, so ordinary users generally obtain it on the market. Issued by a UK-registered entity that states no financial-services license, Saturn launched in early 2026 and drew backing from the Spartan Group, Anchorage Digital and Susquehanna's crypto arm.
- Peg
- US dollar (via USDC)
- Backing
- Tokenized US Treasuries
- Redemption
- Whitelisted addresses only
Reserves & rights
- Peg
- USD
- Mechanism
- Crypto
- Networks
- 2
- Holder gets
- Redeemable 1:1 for fiat, but only by whitelisted institutions; retail holders exit on the market.
- Regulatory framework
- UK-incorporated issuer (SATURN ISSUERCO 1 LIMITED, Companies House 13160771); no financial-services license stated
- Redemption KYC
- Saturn onboarding + address whitelisting required; both depositor and recipient addresses must be whitelisted to mint or redeem directly
Networks & contracts
| Network | Contract |
|---|---|
| Ethereum | 0x2323…aa71 |
| Monad | 0x0Bb1…64eF |