8.00%

Current APY

—

7D avg

—

30D avg

$386.6M

Issued (TVL)

$3.4M

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Low–moderate risk · Grade B

35/100

  • PST's backing carries more risk than plain cash reserves — a non-standard reserve model.
  • Mid-size issuer — less cushion than the largest stablecoins (~$386.6M market cap).
  • PST's price history isn't tracked yet, so we can't verify how well it holds its value.

Strategy

risk 23/100
  • Strategy type15

    More complex strategy type.

  • Leverage0

    No leverage.

  • Yield source60

    Yield comes from private credit (loans to vetted borrowers).

  • Pool usage0

    Not a utilization-driven product.

  • Pool size0

    Token hold — no pool.

  • Lock-up & yield stability0

    30d APR volatility 0.0pp.

What can go wrong

  • Depeg risk: the token can trade below $1 if the issuer's backing or strategy comes under stress.
  • Exit depends on DEX liquidity — thin liquidity means more slippage when swapping back to USDC.
  • Yield and peg both depend on the issuer; many of these are off-chain RWA or synthetic-dollar issuers (see the protocol notes below).

The assets

risk 43/100

What your deposit is held in, and how steady its value is.

PST
  • Backing model55

    PST: other-backed.

  • Peg history · no data30

    No peg history accrued yet (PST).

  • Issuer size42

    PST: ~$386.6M market cap.

  • Exit liquidity31

    PST: ~$3.4M DEX depth.

  • Token age51

    PST: live since 2025.

  • Freeze authority0

    No freeze authority on the underlying tokens.

About PST

Each asset in this position — what it is, how reliable it is, and any past depegs.

PSTPayFi Strategy TokenYield-bearing stable
Low Risk

By Huma Finance. Yield-bearing stablecoin backed by real-world payment-financing (PayFi) receivables; yield comes from financing global payments. · Live since 2025

  • ·Yield-bearing — price is designed to drift upward, so it has no fixed $1 peg.
  • ·Price volatility: 0.06% (30d).
Volatility (7d): 0.0550%DEX liquidity: $3.4M
Audited: Yes — Halborn (contracts); Accountable (solvency); WADSACK (receivables)
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Token notes & warnings

  • Mintable — The authority's owner has the ability to mint more tokens
risk 26/100

The team and protocol behind this, and their track record.

Lends against real-world payment receivables (PayFi); PST accrues the yield from financing those short-duration income streams.

  • Admin controls40

    Documented EVM multisig/timelock governance (off-Solana).

  • Exploit history0

    No known exploits.

  • Track record15

    Live for ~41 months.

  • Price feeds · no data55

    Oracle setup unknown.

  • Scale3

    $369.2M TVL — limited adoption so far.

  • Safety reserves · no data40

    No disclosed treasury/insurance backstop.

  • Bug bounty15

    Live bug bounty up to $50k.

  • Audits0

    Audited (Halborn, Sec3).

How we rate risk

Stablecoin strategies get a 0–100 risk score (lower is safer) built from three areas — Protocol (audits, incident history, track record and admin controls), Strategy (leverage, lock-ups, pool size and yield source) and Asset (the token's peg record, backing, and exit liquidity) — weighted by strategy type — and the weakest area can push the overall number higher (riskier) on its own. The score maps to a grade: A ≤ 22, B ≤ 35, C ≤ 50, D ≤ 70, E above. Grades compare opportunities within our stablecoin catalog — an A is the strongest thing we list (blue-chip stablecoin lending), not a promise of safety. Live events (an active depeg, a reported exploit, a sharp deposit outflow) override the score immediately. Where we lack data, the factor says so and scores cautiously. Non-stablecoin opportunities are not rated. A comparison aid, not advice.

Risk levels are Akashi's own assessment to help you compare opportunities — not financial advice or a safety guarantee. Every DeFi position carries smart-contract and market risk.

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