AUDD

Treasury & Tokenised Assets

Treasury in Australian dollars, not converted through USD.

Corporate and protocol treasuries, and issuers of tokenised real-world assets, need an on-chain AUD stablecoin backed 1:1 and redeemable at par that settles with the issuer. AUDD is the instrument for AUD treasury, and the settlement leg for AUD-denominated tokenised assets.

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Two jobs, one instrument

  1. Treasury

    Hold Australian dollars on-chain, in the currency you report in, without rotating through a USD stablecoin.

  2. Settlement

    Subscriptions, distributions and redemptions for AUD-denominated tokenised assets, settled on-chain at par.

  3. Reporting

    One licensed counterparty, attested reserves, and balance and transaction reporting through the API.

Why treasuries move to AUDD

Stop paying USD spread on an AUD balance sheet.

An Australian treasury holding USD stablecoins carries FX exposure it never asked for, and pays a spread each way to get in and out. An on-chain AUD instrument removes both.

Hold the currency you report in

AUDD is denominated in Australian dollars, redeemable at par with the issuer. No FX line, no conversion spread.

A settlement leg for tokenised assets

Issue, distribute and redeem AUD-denominated tokenised assets with an on-chain AUD leg that settles in minutes.

Reserves a board can audit

AUD cash or cash equivalents on bare trust, independently attested, published in transparency reporting.

What you get

Built for balance sheets and issuers.

Treasury controls and settlement infrastructure from one regulated counterparty, on the chains your assets live on.

On-chain AUD treasury

Mint AUDD against Australian dollars and hold it on-chain, in the currency you account in.

Mint and redeem at par

Move between AUD and AUDD at par through the API or the Portal. AUDC does not currently charge a fee to mint or burn AUDD. Withdrawal and other fees may apply.

AUD settlement for tokenised assets

Use AUDD as the cash leg for subscriptions, distributions and redemptions of AUD-denominated RWAs.

Treasury controls

Allow-listed addresses, multi-signature policy and role-based access for the people who move the money.

Attestation and transparency

Reserve attestation reports and published transparency reporting your auditors can reference.

API and webhooks for reconciliation

Balance, transaction and settlement events structured to feed your treasury system or ledger.

How it works

From Australian dollars to on-chain treasury.

  1. STEP 01

    Fund

    Send AUD to your named virtual account on local rails.

  2. STEP 02

    Mint

    Convert to AUDD at par, to the wallet and chain your treasury operates on.

  3. STEP 03

    Deploy or settle

    Hold as treasury, or use as the cash leg for tokenised asset issuance and redemption.

  4. STEP 04

    Redeem

    Burn AUDD and pay out to your nominated account at par.

How we onboard

Services are subject to approval and a client agreement.
You remain responsible for any licences or approvals your business needs.

We assess your controls, not your category.

We've been running Australian payment infrastructure since 2022. Regulated digital finance isn't an exception we make room for — it's the customer the platform was built around. Here's the actual path.

  1. Application

    Tell us how money moves

    Where AUD comes in, where it goes, expected corridors and chains, and the entities involved. This is a commercial conversation, not a form to survive.

  2. Compliance review

    KYB and your AML/CTF program

    Business verification, beneficial ownership, licence and registration position, and a look at your KYC, sanctions screening and transaction monitoring. Strong controls are what get a yes.

  3. Commercials

    Terms, then a named contact

    A standard agreement with clear fees, then an integration contact who stays with you rather than a ticket queue.

  4. Integration

    Sandbox, then go live

    Build against the sandbox with our integration guide, or start with no code at all if you would rather send against a reference. Your first transfer carries a standard 24-hour security and compliance check.

  • AFSL 700123

  • AUSTRAC
    registered since 2022Dexah Advisory (t/a AUDD Digital)

  • ISO 27001

  • Reserves held on trust

  • Redeemable at par

Questions treasuries ask us

Straight answers.

Can a DAO or protocol treasury hold AUDD?

Yes, subject to onboarding of the legal entity or structure behind it. Talk to us about how your treasury is constituted and who has signing authority.

We issue tokenised assets. How does AUDD fit?

As the AUD cash leg. Investors subscribe in AUDD, distributions pay in AUDD, redemptions settle in AUDD — all on-chain, at par, with the issuer as counterparty for the AUD.

Which custody solutions work with AUDD?

Any custody solution that supports the chains AUDD is native on. We'll confirm the networks and token standards your custodian requires.

How do our auditors verify the reserves?

Reserve attestation reports are published on our transparency page and available to counterparties. Reserves are AUD cash or cash equivalents held on bare trust, never re-hypothecated.

How quickly can we redeem?

Burn AUDD and the Australian dollars are released to your nominated account at par. Domestic payouts settle on local rails; timing depends on the rail and the time of day.

Which chains?

Ethereum, Solana, Stellar, XRP Ledger, Hedera, XDC, Base, Redbelly and Arc, natively, from a single integration.

Hold Australian
dollars where your assets are.

Tell us about your treasury or your issuance structure. We'll walk through the controls and share the materials your auditors will want.

Tell us your industry and a little about what you're looking for. A member of our team will be in touch to discuss how AUDC can help.

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