Don't trust the backing.Prove it.
Proven checks what actually backs a token. Paste a token, add the wallets holding its reserves, and get a live reserve ratio read straight from Ethereum. Share the link so anyone can check it too.
Check a token's reserves
For each reserve, enter the asset held (type ETH, or a token address) and the wallet holding it.
How it works
Three steps from claim to proof.
Pick a token
Any ERC-20 on Ethereum. Proven reads its live supply from the chain.
Link the reserves
Add the wallets that hold the assets backing it. Proven reads each balance at the latest block.
Share the proof
Copy the proof link. Anyone who opens it re-runs the check themselves. No screenshots, no trust.
Who it's for
One place to answer "is it really backed?"
Token issuers
Give holders a proof link they can check any time, instead of a PDF.
Holders
Check a token before you buy, and keep checking after.
Exchanges and custodians
Show users exactly what sits behind the assets you list or hold.
The token
$PROVEN
$PROVEN is the meme coin of the Proven community, launched on fusi.ng on Ethereum.
It's the one token on this site we don't need to check: it isn't backed by anything, and we say so up front. No reserves, no yield, no share of anything. Just a flag for everyone who thinks crypto should prove its claims.
Roadmap
Where Proven goes next.
Each stage widens what Proven can prove, from tokens backed by on-chain assets to reserves held in the real world.
- Live
Proof checker
Check any Ethereum token against its reserve wallets and share a proof link anyone can re-run.
- Built
On-chain registry
Issuers record their reserve wallets on-chain, and listings made by the token's owner are marked verified.
- Next
Price oracles
Prove tokens backed by a different asset, like ETH sitting behind a dollar token.
- Later
Off-chain reserves
Bring bank and custodian holdings in through independent attesters.
Questions
Straight answers.
What is proof of reserves?
A way to show that a token is actually backed by what its issuer claims. Proven compares the token's circulating supply with the balances sitting in its reserve wallets, both read from Ethereum at the same block.
Which tokens can I check?
Any ERC-20 on Ethereum mainnet. Reserves can be ETH or any ERC-20 token. It works best for wrapped tokens and anything backed one-for-one by an on-chain asset.
Is it free?
Yes. Running a proof only reads public blockchain data. There's no transaction and no gas to pay.
Do I need to connect a wallet?
No. The checker works without one. Connecting only shows your address and, once $PROVEN is live, how much you hold. Proven never asks you to sign, approve or send anything.
Can I trust a proof someone sends me?
A proof link re-runs the check live when you open it, so the numbers can't be faked. What it can't tell you is who controls the reserve wallets listed. Check that those wallets genuinely belong to the issuer, for example from their official docs.
What can't Proven check yet?
Reserves held off-chain, like bank deposits or vaulted gold, and tokens backed by a different asset from the token itself, like ETH behind a dollar token. Both are on the roadmap.
Is $PROVEN backed?
No. $PROVEN is a meme coin with no reserves, no yield and no claim on anything. It's not an investment, so only buy what you're happy to lose.