The Testnet is now live and serves as the first phase of public testing before RealFi’s mainnet launch later this year. Participants can explore the full flow, from holding USDr to staking into sUSDr, and provide feedback that will help shape the mainnet release.
USDr is designed as a liquid, stability-focused dollar test token. Users who stake USDr receive sUSDr, which is structured to earn returns generated by a portfolio of real-world assets, including private credit and other fixed-income instruments. These returns are not driven by token incentives or emissions.
“Most stablecoin capital today sits idle,” said John O’Connor, CEO of RealFi. “We built RealFi so that on-chain dollars can do more than just exist, they can be linked to real economic activity while keeping the liquidity people expect.”
RealFi is launching first on Cardano, with EVM support planned to follow. The Public Testnet allows the team to test infrastructure, user flows and market behaviour under live conditions before expanding further.
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“This is infrastructure designed for durability, not short-term speculation,” O’Connor added. “The Testnet is the opportunity for people to see how it works before we go live.”
About RealFi
RealFi is building on-chain dollar infrastructure backed by real-world assets. Through USDr and sUSDr, the protocol aims to give stablecoin holders a clearer way to access returns generated outside of crypto-native markets.
Disclaimers
RealFi products are not available in the US, EU, UK, Hong Kong, or other restricted jurisdictions. Returns are variable and not guaranteed. Capital at risk. This release contains forward-looking statements.
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