issued by circle.comMainnet
USDC
2,495,105 accounts hold it
No use found in recent history
The issuer can freeze or take back. Its history is long, and the part we read shows no use.
- Can the issuer freeze your tokens?
- Yes
- Can it take them back (clawback)?
- No
- Has it taken tokens back?
- No
- Did it give a public reason?
- No
How this was checked: issuer flags and signers from Stellar's Horizon, the issuer's latest 2,000 operations (back to Jul 15, 2026), and the token contract's admin from Stellar RPC. Checked 22:01 UTC.
- Can the issuer freeze your tokens?
- Yes(ticked)No(not ticked)
- Can it take them back (clawback)?
- Yes(not ticked)No(ticked)
- Has it taken tokens back?
None found in recent history
- Has it frozen anyone?
None found in recent history
- Did it give a public reason?
No public reason found.
- Is there a fair process before it acts?
- Yes(not ticked)No(ticked)
No. Nothing on-chain gives the holder notice or a way to answer.
- Who controls the asset's token contract?
Another contract. Its own rules decide when the token contract freezes, unfreezes or mints, for example roles or limits set by the issuer. Its code isn't a verified Habeas build, so this check can't say what those rules are.
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The issuer account also keeps its own classic powers.
- Is the back door closed?
Not applicable: there's no Habeas contract.