Freezing and blockingConfirmed
Ripple may freeze RLUSD by blacklisting an address if law or its internal compliance policies require it.
“(a) Ripple may freeze RLUSD by blacklisting a particular digital address rendering the associated digital wallet, which may be a User Wallet, restricted from transmitting or receiving RLUSD at its sole discretion if required to do so by Applicable Law or Ripple’s internal compliance policies.”
✓ Quote found word for word in the latest snapshotIssuing new tokensConfirmed
Ripple may burn RLUSD in one wallet and mint new RLUSD into another if law or its compliance policies require it.
“(c) Ripple may burn (i.e., destroy) RLUSD held in a particular digital wallet and to mint new RLUSD into a different digital wallet at its sole discretion if required to do so by Applicable Law or Ripple’s internal compliance policies.”
✓ Quote found word for word in the latest snapshotChanging the termsConfirmed
Amended terms take effect when posted; continued use of RLUSD counts as acceptance.
“Each amended version will be effective as of the time it is posted, and User’s continued use of RLUSD, after the posting of an amended version, constitutes User’s acceptance of the amended version.”
✓ Quote found word for word in the latest snapshotUpgrading the contractUnknown
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From the contract
Read directly from the blockchain — measurements, not statements. block 26260378, read 24 Oct 2026, 05:21 UTC
These addresses are keys that control the contract. Their own balance does not matter: a key with almost no funds can still control every token.
| Tokens in circulation | 1,502,108,174.08 RLUSD |
| Contract code can be replaced (proxy) | Yes |
| Proxy pattern | eip1967 |
| Transfers paused now | No |