Mountain Protocol USD (USDM)

Real World Asset by Mountain Protocol mountainprotocol.com
About USDM

Mountain Protocol USD (USDM) is a tokenized real-world asset issued by Mountain Protocol, tracked across 2 chains in Eagle Virtual coverage. USDM uses an allowlist model, so approved-address requirements can be enforced on-chain when transfers are attempted. Its separate freeze control is an additional deployment-specific action.

Compliance teams screen USDM wallets for two things before moving funds: government sanctions exposure and the control actions recorded by the company behind the token. Eagle Virtual returns both as source-cited facts — not a risk score.

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Restrictions & seizure actions
2 contracts across 2 chains
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Restrictions
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of which freeze
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Seizure
Address controls
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Blacklist
Cannot block addresses from token transfers.
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Freeze
Can temporarily freeze individual account balances.
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Allowlist
Can restrict transfers to pre-approved addresses only.
When one action affects several tokens, we show it once and list them all.
Token contracts (2)
Ethereum0x59D935...508C
Optimism0x59D935...508C
Screening USDM for compliance

A government sanctions check and a USDM control action are separate evidence classes. Mountain Protocol can restrict a USDM address on-chain whether or not that address appears in a government sanctions source, so screening both classes gives the reviewer the fuller record before a USDM transaction.

Eagle Virtual records Mountain Protocol USD control actions on the networks listed above and returns the recorded action, the network, the source, and the freshness for each result. See crypto compliance screening and blockchain address screening.

USDM screening FAQ
Can Mountain Protocol freeze or blacklist USDM?

USDM uses an allowlist model, so approved-address requirements can be enforced on-chain when transfers are attempted. Its separate freeze control is an additional deployment-specific action.

Which blockchains is USDM deployed on?

USDM is tracked on Ethereum and Optimism in Eagle Virtual coverage. One submitted address is checked against every network Eagle Virtual supports for that address type, so an EVM address does not have to be re-entered network by network.

How do I screen a USDM address for compliance?

Submit the address to Eagle Virtual through the web app or API. It is checked against government sanctions authorities and against the control actions recorded by Mountain Protocol, and returns source-cited facts with freshness — not a risk score.