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What is YLDS?

YLDS is a dollar-denominated, yield-bearing fixed-income security issued by Figure Certificate Company (Figure Markets), rather than a conventional stablecoin. The issuer describes it as an SEC-registered debt security that can transfer peer-to-peer on-chain.

Each YLDS certificate has a $0.01 fixed face amount/NAV; 100 certificates represent $1.00. The instrument is designed to maintain dollar settlement while accruing a variable yield linked to the overnight rate (the YLDS site markets it as the overnight rate minus 35 basis points).

YLDS is available to eligible users subject to applicable law and compatible self-custody wallets. It initially runs on Provenance Blockchain and the issuer describes 24/7 on-chain transfer/settlement, with additional chain availability/bridging evolving over time.

What problem does YLDS solve?

Conventional stablecoins generally target a $1 price but do not pass reserve yield to holders, leaving treasury, DAO, institutional and DeFi capital idle. Traditional fixed-income products do generate yield but often have slower settlement, intermediaries, account restrictions and limited composability.

YLDS addresses this gap by combining a dollar-denominated security structure with blockchain transferability. It seeks to provide regulated access, daily NAV transparency and yield while retaining a stable unit of account for payments, collateral and settlement.

How does YLDS work?

Users mint or acquire YLDS through Figure Markets/authorized channels, with the certificates represented and transferred on-chain. The underlying security is issued by Figure Certificate Company and uses a registered investment-company structure; the issuer says reserves are audited and NAV is calculated daily.

The face amount remains fixed at $0.01 per certificate, so the dollar peg is represented by certificate count rather than a floating token price (100 YLDS = $1.00 NAV). Yield accrues to holders over time at a variable rate tied to the overnight rate less the stated spread, rather than being paid as a separate governance or incentive token.

Holders can transfer, collateralize or settle YLDS peer-to-peer, subject to eligibility, jurisdiction and wallet compatibility. Redemption is offered through the issuer/authorized liquidity process, described by the site as potentially same-day and supported by credit-line-backed liquidity; availability and terms are not equivalent to an unrestricted exchange redemption.

Key facts

  • Ticker: YLDS
  • Issuer: Figure Certificate Company / Figure Markets
  • SEC-registered fixed-income debt security; not a conventional stablecoin
  • Each certificate has $0.01 fixed face value/NAV; 100 certificates = $1.00
  • Variable yield marketed as overnight rate minus 35 bps
  • On-chain peer-to-peer transfer and 24/7 settlement
  • Provenance Blockchain is the issuer's purpose-built primary network; other chain deployments/bridges may be available
  • Reserves/structure described as audited, with NAV calculated daily
  • Eligible users only; subject to securities laws, applicable law and compatible self-custody wallets
  • Redemption/liquidity is issuer/authorized-channel dependent and may be same-day, not guaranteed instant exchange liquidity

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Frequently asked questions

Is YLDS a stablecoin?

YLDS is designed to settle at $1.00 but the issuer explicitly positions it as a security that acts like a stablecoin, not a conventional stablecoin.

How does YLDS earn yield?

Its variable yield is linked to the overnight rate less a stated 35-basis-point spread; yield accrues while holding the security.

What is one YLDS worth?

One certificate has a fixed $0.01 NAV/face amount, so 100 YLDS equals $1.00 NAV.

Which blockchain does YLDS use?

The issuer highlights Provenance Blockchain for issuance and settlement; deployments or wrapped versions on other chains can change, so users should verify current official availability.

Can anyone buy or redeem YLDS?

No. Access is restricted to eligible users under applicable law, and minting/redemption depend on Figure Markets or authorized channels and compatible wallets.

Is YLDS risk-free?

No. SEC registration does not eliminate issuer, reserve, interest-rate, liquidity, technology, custody or regulatory risks; consult the current prospectus and disclosures.

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