RWA
Invesco USTB
Total TVL
$754.53M
Active pools
3
Chains supported
3
Official site: https://superstate.com/ ↗
Overview
Superstate USTB is a Real World Asset (RWA) protocol that facilitates the issuance and trading of tokenized US Treasury bonds, generating liquidity for traditional financial instruments in the DeFi space. Participants can earn interest by holding or staking these tokens.
The protocol holds $834M in TVL across 3 active pools on 3 chains; Ethereum dominates at 98%, with Plume Mainnet second at 1% and Solana third at less than 1%. This concentration highlights a significant risk exposure to the Ethereum network, despite efforts to diversify.
No public audit references are available. The protocol has an official website, indicating some level of governance and community engagement, though token economics data is unavailable for comparison with TVL.
Composed 2026-05-21 from the structured data above. See methodology for the full pipeline.
TVL by chain
| Chain | TVL on chain |
|---|---|
| Ethereum | $745.99M |
| Solana | $4.49M |
| Plume Mainnet | $4.05M |
TVL history
Top pools
FAQ
› What is Invesco USTB?
The Invesco Short Duration US Government Securities Fund (the Fund) offers Accredited Investors and Qualified Purchasers access to short-duration Treasury Bills. The Fund's investment objective is to seek current income as is consistent with liquidity and stability of principal. Ownership in the Fund is represented by USTB, held either as a token or in book-entry record keeping. Subscriptions and redemptions are facilitated through USD or USDC, with liquidity each market day.
› How much TVL does Invesco USTB have?
Invesco USTB has $754.53M in total value locked across all supported chains as of the last refresh.
› How many active pools does Invesco USTB have?
We currently track 3 active pools for Invesco USTB.
› Is Invesco USTB audited?
Audit information is not available in our data. Always check the protocol's official documentation before depositing.
See our methodology for how this data is collected.