A dollar by the people, for the people.
Every USDh is made when someone puts in a dollar, and it is backed 1:1 by US T-bills. Rewards go back to the people who hold it. Not to the issuer. Not to the partners.
Most dollars keep the interest. USDh gives it back.
Some issuers keep the interest. Others pay it to their partners. USDh pays it back to the people who hold it, as prizes in the monthly Draw.
| Kind of dollar | Who keeps the interest | Where the money comes from | Who can hold it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Most stablecoins | The issuer | US T-bills | Anyone |
| Partner-share dollars | The app you use | US T-bills | The app's users |
| Synthetic dollars | Holders who stake | Trading and funding rates | Anyone |
| Tokenized Treasury funds | Fund investors | US T-bills | Verified funds, high minimums |
| The people who hold it | US T-bills | Anyone outside the US, UK and EU |
Every $100 of USDh is a ticket in the monthly Draw. Nobody loses their deposit.
Sources: DefiLlama and rwa.xyz (Oct 20, 2026), NS&I (Dec 2025), Cole, Iverson and Tufano, Management Science.
Built for the businesses that hold dollars.
Wallets, exchanges, companies and developers use USDh to hold and move dollars onchain. It is backed by US T-bills, and rewards go back to the people who hold it.
List and settle in a dollar backed by US T-bills.
Talk to usKeep company cash in a dollar backed by US T-bills.
Talk to usBuild payments, savings and apps on USDh.
Read the docsA dollar backed by US T-bills.
USDh is pegged 1:1 to the US dollar. Rewards go back to the people who hold it, as prizes in the monthly Draw.
- Peg
- 1:1 to the US dollar
- Issuer
- Hamilton
- Backed by
- US T-bills
- Rewards
- To holders, as prizes in the monthly Draw
- Holders
- Anyone outside the US, UK and EU
- 1A business holds USDhOne USDh for one US dollar.
- 2The reserves are US T-billsLent to the US government.
- 3The US pays interest4.05% a year on its 3-month bills today.
- 4Rewards go backEvery $100 is a ticket in the monthly Draw.
A prize instead of a rate.
Nobody loses their deposit. The interest the US pays becomes prizes, the way Britain has paid savers since 1956.
A model with a track record
UK Premium Bonds hold £135bn for 22 million people. Savers keep every pound and win prizes from the interest.
People save more
When a South African bank offered a prize account, 63% of its staff opened one, against 45% for a regular account.
Real government interest
The prizes come from what the US pays on its bills, not from trading or new tokens. Government bonds are public and rated.
One Draw for every app
Hamilton issues USDh and runs the Draw, so every app that holds USDh can put its users in the same pool, market by market as counsel clears it.