PROOF OF RESERVES

What we hold, and what we owe.

Solada holds these funds in wallets it controls. The keys to the wallets under Wallets sit on our server, so using Solada means trusting us with them. This page is how you check us: every balance below is read from the Cardano and Solana chains and set against what our ledger says we owe, and every coin's supply is read from the chain too.

Reading the chains…

Wallets

What each wallet holds comes from the chain. What it owes comes from our ledger, the same figures our server checks before it pays anything out. That includes money we set aside for our own running costs, so it can be more than customers alone are owed. The third figure is the difference: spare when the wallet holds more than it owes, short when it holds less.

Coins

A Pump coin trades on Pump.fun (Solana), and Solada mints a Cardano copy of it. Every copy outside our wallets should be matched by a Pump token held as backing in our Solana backing wallet, an ordinary wallet that only Solada's key controls. A Cardano coin lives only on Cardano: its whole supply is minted once, and the tokens not yet sold wait in our Cardano coins wallet.

A figure marked * is kept from an earlier read, because the latest read of it failed; its card says when it was read.

Check it yourself

Nothing here asks you to trust the page. Open the same things on a public explorer:

• Each wallet's address, to compare its balance with the Holds figure above.
• Each coin's policy id, asset name and Solana mint are printed on its card, so you can look them up on any explorer.
• Each coin's policy on Cardanoscan. A script that is only a sig can mint whenever that key signs. One that also needs before a slot can mint nothing after that slot, so its supply is fixed for good.
• Each Pump coin's mint on Solscan. An empty mint authority means nobody can mint more.
• The figures on this page as data: /api/proof.