Stable Coin
Add native BDAG as collateral and get BDUSD on BlockDAG mainnet. This beta launch is experimental, limited, and subject to the terms below.
Your BDUSD Position
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Live value from vault collateral and oracle pricing. The vault holds BDAG.
Add BDAG first. Example: 10,000 BDAG.
Waiting for deployed contracts.
How BDUSD Works
Add BDAG to open or strengthen your position.
Get BDUSD only within the available collateral limit.
Use BDUSD in supported beta launch flows.
Return BDUSD first, then withdraw unlocked BDAG.
Trust and Control Transparency
These are the beta deployment facts exposed for review. User actions are wallet-signed on BlockDAG; the frontend cannot mint BDUSD or move BDAG without the connected wallet signing the transaction.
0x35ABC7f6Cdcd2eB99a7A6e6D1169bf915d972a1b0xF1c4393Fc08A965034063D637E3C965048A0e5f20x545A6E790c5D447d677273D8060f1c5D37DC12550x6665D750fE6801f43ce3612b980c41CedDDd8C61No staking contract is part of this BDUSD beta mint flow. BDUSD minting is collateral-vault based: users add native BDAG to the vault, then mint within the collateral limit.
No externally owned wallet has direct BDUSD mint/burn authority. The authorized minter is the native vault contract. BDUSD is minted directly to the connected user wallet that signs the mint transaction.
The beta was configured against a 50,000 USD reserve target and a 25,000 BDUSD debt ceiling at 200% collateralization. The frontend does not assert a whitepaper-allocation match by itself; that requires treasury/allocation records plus on-chain reserve reconciliation.
Governance/risk multisig controls risk parameters, pause roles, and OpenZeppelin ProxyAdmin upgrade ownership: 0x924D66BAB65B98f6A43ed5ab8630D154f5C6cf68. Treasury ownership is assigned to the treasury multisig: 0x5F1Fd05713198834066069d2f16BD226e033744B. Deployer admin roles were revoked after bootstrap.
The consumer dashboard signs user transactions in the wallet. Vercel APIs remain for read-only reserve/stat displays and low-privilege oracle automation. Off-chain services cannot withdraw user BDAG or mint BDUSD to arbitrary wallets; governance is still required for upgrades, risk changes, pause controls, and oracle-role changes.
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Beta Launch Legal and Risk Disclaimer
This interface is for a limited beta launch on BlockDAG mainnet only. It is experimental software and must not be treated as the full BDAG Stable Coin release or as a public financial product.
BDUSD is not USDT, USDC, bank money, e-money, stored value, a deposit, or a claim against fiat reserves.
No party promises redemption at $1, redemption for USDT, or conversion into fiat currency.
Nothing here is financial, legal, tax, accounting, investment, or trading advice.
BDAG collateral can move in price. Positions can become unsafe and may be liquidated.
Oracle updates, RPCs, wallets, contracts, and beta launch infrastructure can fail or behave unexpectedly.
This beta launch page is not the full BDAG Stable Coin release and is not an offer, solicitation, securities issuance, payment service, or money transmission service.
Risk Notice
BDUSD is a beta launch synthetic dollar backed by BDAG collateral. It is not USDT, USDC, fiat money, or a guaranteed one-dollar claim. The full version of the BDAG Stable Coin is expected after the beta launch phase, subject to further review and rollout decisions.
OpenZeppelin Library References
This interface references OpenZeppelin Contracts and Contracts Upgradeable v5.6.1 components, including ERC20, AccessControl, Pausable, ReentrancyGuard, Ownable2Step, and TransparentUpgradeableProxy. These links point to OpenZeppelin library documentation, security policy, and public advisories for those components.
Contract addresses
Pending deployment