Paste any CSB address to see what it holds, or use Connect wallet above
to fill in your own. Balances are read live from the chain.
You can only look up an address you already know — this page cannot list
holders. That limit is deliberate: browsing who owns what would defeat the
read-privacy the chain is built to provide.
Tokens on this chain
Contract addresses are below so you can add these to MetaMask. Add the CSB
network first — Connect wallet at the top of the page does that,
and it is required: a wallet can only import a token on the network the
contract lives on.
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Dollar-denominated assets
Assets that came in from outside, or stand in for one. They are priced in
dollars, not riel, and they are not issued by CSB.
These do not check identity. KHRt asks the identity registry on
every transfer, so a revoked address cannot hold it. A bridged token has no such
hook — no identity check, no freeze, no confiscation. What still applies is the
chain itself: every transaction on CSB requires an address on the
txAllowList, so an unlisted party cannot move these either. That is a
real control, but it is a different one — the asset is open, the rail is closed.
How the two gates differ ↗
Grove titles
One share is one living tree a licensed verifier confirmed.
Supply is minted and burned to that count, so a grove token falls
when the trees do. Not a carbon credit — a count somebody can walk out and
check. How verification works ↗
Swap — KHRt ⇄ tRIEL
The two tokens above are the same money in two forms: tRIEL is the
native coin that pays gas and settles between institutions; KHRt is a
tokenized riel issued by a government-authorized issuer. The
converter swaps between them at a fixed 1:1 — no rate,
no spread, no fee beyond gas.
Wrapping locks KHRt in the converter and mints you the same amount of
tRIEL. Unwrapping burns tRIEL and releases the KHRt that was backing it.
So every tRIEL the converter has ever minted is matched by KHRt sitting in it — a figure
you can check yourself, below, rather than take on trust.
A KYC-verified address can mint one for itself. The artwork is generated
on chain — no image server, no IPFS, nothing to go offline.
Minting is a real transaction on a permissioned chain, so it needs three
things: an active KYC attestation, permission to transact (the chain's
allow list), and a little tRIEL for gas. If any is missing you will be told
which — that refusal is the demonstration, not a fault.
Collectibles
Demonstration assets on a test network. The collectible represents nothing,
confers nothing, and is worth nothing. Tokenized riel here is test currency.