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Trusset provides infrastructure for issuers to demonstrate that their assets exist and are properly backed.

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How It Works

Each tokenized asset includes a Reserve URI — a link to a webpage, API endpoint, or document where the issuer publishes reserve information. Anyone can access this link and review the underlying data. This creates a transparent, auditable record of reserve claims directly tied to on-chain assets.

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Community Signals (Optional)

As an additional transparency layer, users can submit votes on Reserve URIs:
  • True: The reserve information appears legitimate and verifiable.
  • False: The link is broken, outdated, or contains unsubstantiated claims.
If an asset accumulates significant negative votes, it can be flagged as higher risk. This provides a lightweight, community-driven signal — not a guarantee of accuracy, but a public record of sentiment.
Voting is designed to catch obvious issues, not replace proper audits or regulatory oversight.

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The Honest Reality

No on-chain mechanism — including ours or Chainlink’s Proof of Reserve — can cryptographically prove that physical assets exist. Both systems verify data, not reality. The actual trust model for tokenized real-world assets relies on:
  • Regulated custodians with legal liability
  • Licensed issuers operating under frameworks like MiCA or MiFID
  • Independent audits and ongoing compliance requirements
Our infrastructure provides transparency and auditability. The trust anchor remains the legal and regulatory framework your issuer operates under.

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When to Use What

ApproachBest For
Trusset Reserve URIsAny asset, any format, low cost, universal
Chainlink PoRAssets with oracle-compatible custodians and API access
Traditional auditsRegulatory compliance, institutional credibility
These approaches complement each other. Most real-world assets today cannot integrate with oracle-based PoR because banks and custodians don’t expose the required APIs.