Canonical addresses

Addresses

The one place Privé publishes contract addresses. If an address is not on this page, it is not ours — verify by address, never by ticker.

01

Privé is not deployed yet

There are no Privé contracts on Robinhood Chain (chain 4663). No token, no vault, no pool, no address. Nothing here is live money.

Nothing has been deployed to mainnet, so there is nothing to buy, trade, or send funds to. The moment the contracts exist, every one of them — the PUSD token, the USDG vault, the mint and redeem ramps, the shielded pool, the encrypted note-memo channel, and the Safe that acts as guardian — will be listed on this page with its Robinhood Chain address and a link to its verified source on Blockscout.

The same list will be announced from @useprive. Any Privé, $PUSD or $PRIVE address circulating before that announcement is not ours. A ticker or a name can be copied in seconds; a contract address cannot.

At launch the guardian is a Safe multisig with deliberately bounded powers: it can pause entries (mint, shield, transfer), append association roots — append-only and irrevocable — own the screening blocklist, whose ownership that contract permits to be transferred onward, and perform one one-time wiring of the ramps to the token and the vault, using setters that lock themselves permanently on first use. Until those locks are set, the guardian could name an arbitrary minter or redeem ramp; both locks are public state you can read. Once wired, it can never move funds, mint, upgrade a contract, or pause exits. Exits having no pause path is not the same as exits always being open, so the two conditions specific to Privé are named here rather than buried: a blocklisted payout address is refused at the redeem ramp, and an unshield reverts unless the guardian has already accepted an association root covering the note. Ordinary conditions apply on top of those: network inclusion, gas, and an action by the issuer of the reserve asset (see below). No external audit has been performed.

02

The reserve asset: USDG

$PUSD is designed to be backed 1:1 by USDG, the Global Dollar issued by Paxos, held in an immutable vault contract. USDG already exists on Robinhood Chain and is not ours — it is a third-party token, listed here so the backing claim is checkable against a real contract from the day it is made. Naming Robinhood Chain and Paxos states where the protocol is designed to run and what it is designed to hold; neither has reviewed, endorsed, or partnered with Privé.

Chain 4663 (Robinhood Chain mainnet); gas is paid in ETH. Read on-chain on 7 September 2026: name() returns “Global Dollar”, symbol() returns “USDG”, and decimals() returns 6. PUSD is also a 6-decimal token, so the 1:1 invariant is an exact integer comparison with no scaling factor anywhere in it.

The risk that comes with USDG. Paxos, as the issuer, retains the ability to freeze addresses and to wipe balances. Anything that holds USDG inherits that — including the vault. Immutable contracts and a bounded guardian cannot protect a reserve from an action taken by the issuer of the reserve asset, and we will not describe the backing as if they could.

03

$PRIVE is a separate token, and also not deployed

$PRIVE is a planned ecosystem and access token. Launching on PONS. No date is set. No contract exists, on any chain.

$PRIVE is a separate ecosystem token, not a stablecoin: it is volatile, unbacked, not pegged, not redeemable for $1, and can go to zero. It carries no yield, no APY, no staking returns, no revenue share and no buybacks, and holders have no claim on protocol fees, treasury or reserves.

It is complementary to $PUSD and never a second dollar. The firewall: No $PRIVE mechanism can make $PUSD's 1:1 USDG backing or its solvency depend on $PRIVE — every $PRIVE mechanism lives outside the immutable core. The vault, the ramps and the shielded pool never read a $PRIVE price, balance, or contract.

  • Anyone running a $PRIVE presale, allocation, whitelist, or airdrop registration today is not us.
  • There is no date, no window, and no listing commitment beyond the venue named above.
  • When there is an address, it appears on this page and is announced from @useprive — nowhere else, and never first in a DM.
04

How to verify the backing, once it is live

The 1:1 claim is meant to be checked by you, not taken on trust. At deploy it reduces to two numbers you can read yourself on Blockscout, from the addresses published on this page and nowhere else:

  • The USDG held by the vault — balanceOf(vault) on the USDG contract above, or totalBacking() on the vault itself.
  • The PUSD in circulation — totalSupply() on the PUSD contract.

Both are 6-decimal integers, so they compare directly: fully backed means the first is at least the second. Mint and redeem move the pair together and charge no protocol fee, so the only thing that should ever separate them is a transaction still in flight. Shielded PUSD is counted in that supply — shielding moves a token into the pool, it does not create or destroy one.

Until the contracts exist there is nothing to check, and any “proof of reserves” presented for Privé today is a fabrication.

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Testnet rehearsal — Robinhood Testnet

These are test contracts on chain 46630. The tokens have no value, the reserve is a mock anyone can mint, and the guardian is a single-signer Safe. This is a rehearsal of the deployment, not the product.

It is published for the same reason the rest of this page is: so that anyone can check what the app is actually calling. Every address below is read from the same configuration the application uses.