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Transparency

Know what backsyour digital money.

Liquid reserves. Customer funds kept separate. See the figures and safeguards behind Quantoz digital money.

Quantoz Q between a shield protecting bank reserves and a report with a magnifying glass, representing safeguarding and transparency.

01 / Reserve snapshot

Supply and backing.
Token by token.

Published snapshot

EURQ

Euro e-money token

Tokens in circulation
€4,302,714
Reserve ratio
100.76%

Reported reserve composition

Cash
33%
Government bonds
66%

USDQ

US dollar e-money token

Tokens in circulation
$5,684,016
Reserve ratio
101.91%

Reported reserve composition

Cash
33%
Government bonds
66%

02 / Safeguarding

Customer funds.
Kept separate.

Safeguarded for holders

Stichting Quantoz

Cash
Government bonds

Reserves backing your digital money

Legally separated

Company funds

Quantoz Payments

Own funds & operating assets

Stichting Quantoz holds reserves in a bankruptcy-remote structure, shielded from claims by other creditors of Quantoz Payments.

The whole balance is safeguarded. Customer funds are held separately from the issuer's own money.

Electronic money is not a bank deposit. Deposit guarantee schemes do not apply.

03 / Reserve policy

Liquidity first.
Capital preservation.

Established reserve banking

Relationships with
Tier 1 European banks.

Reserve deposits are spread across institutions to manage counterparty concentration and support redemption.

Reserve deposits
Multiple Tier 1 European banks
Multiple institutionsManaged concentrationRedemption liquidity

Policy limits

Reserves held in the token's reference currency.

At least

30%

Cash

Held in separate bank accounts.

At most

70%

Highly liquid instruments

Secure, low-risk assets such as government bonds.

Euro reserves Dutch & German government bonds Dollar reserves US Treasuries

04 / Oversight

Clear responsibilities.
Defined standards.

Prudential supervision

De Nederlandsche Bank

Quantoz Payments is a licensed Electronic Money Institution. DNB supervision also covers Stichting Quantoz.

MiCAElectronic Money Directive
View the DNB register

Information security

ISO 27001

Certified information-security management since 2020.

Financial reporting controls

ISAE 3402 Type 2

Assurance over the operation of relevant controls.

Operational resilience

DORA aligned

Operational design aligned with the EU resilience framework.

Your questions

A closer look
at the safeguards.

What happens if Quantoz Payments fails?

Holder reserves are held separately through Stichting Quantoz and protected from claims by other creditors of Quantoz Payments. Safeguarding does not remove every risk; the token whitepapers explain the applicable bank, market and liquidity risks.

Are account balances safeguarded too?

Yes. Quantoz Payments issues both e-money tokens on public blockchains and e-money balances on its internal ledger under the same EMI licence. Both are safeguarded. Tokens are held in compatible wallets; account balances are accessed through Quantoz interfaces. Compare the two forms of digital money.

Do tokens or account balances earn interest?

No. Quantoz e-money tokens and account balances pay no interest or yield. Reserve investments do not give holders an entitlement to their income.

Where can I check a token on the blockchain?

The network register lists the official identifiers with links to their blockchain explorers. Reserve figures and the safeguarding arrangements are published separately on this page.

Redemption at par

Digital money.
Redeemable at face value.

Holders can redeem directly with Quantoz Payments in the token's reference currency. Bank payout follows verification and the applicable processing schedule.

How redemption works
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