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The basics

A digital dollar, 1:1 with the US dollar, lent to the US government. See USDh.
Staked USDh. It lends to other governments, in dollars, and builds up rewards. See sUSDh.
No interest. Once Hamilton Prizes start, some holders will receive prizes. See USDh.
30 days, then you claim. See Stake and unstake.
No, not to hold, swap or stake.
Ethereum.

The hard questions

No. They change, can stop, and can be zero.
The staking protocol, overseen by Publius Foundation for now, within a cap in the contract. See sUSDh.
Yes. USDh is not insured and its price can slip. sUSDh also carries the risk of the governments it lends to. See Risks.
sUSDh takes the loss on that loan. USDh does not. See Risks.
Holders would be unsecured creditors of the issuer. See Reserves.
Not an outside firm, yet. Both are planned. See Verify on-chain.
An address can be frozen, for sanctions or emergencies. Nobody can take your balance.
USDh is not offered in the US or in sanctioned countries. Staking is also not offered in the UK, the EU, the EEA or Switzerland. See who can use USDh.

Staying safe

Check it against Official links. Nobody from usdh.money will message you first or ask for your keys.
On the Transparency page in the app.
Last updated: Nov 9, 2026