Draft v0.1 · open spec · no custody
RWA proof of reserve and NAV reporting
Independent proof-of-reserve and NAV evidence for small RWA issuers and funds: reserve composition, source hashes, signed report. Not a statutory audit.
Written scope and written report — no calls. No wallet access for the first scan.
Proof of reserve is not a statutory audit
A small RWA issuer needs a verifiable report: what backs the token, how NAV is calculated, which sources were used, and when. Nidhipati signs the evidence; a licensed auditor/legal partner handles the regulated opinion.
- Reserve composition and custody
- Bank/custodian statement hash
- NAV inputs and formulas
- Price sources and timestamps
- Outstanding token supply
- Reconciliation and exceptions
- Signed report and evidence links
- Human/legal review
Who it is for
Small RWA issuers, funds, DAOs and treasuries that need an independent evidence report without building a full audit team.
Request a free reserve reviewData we can use
RWA.xyz, Chainstack rwa-sdk, RedStone, custodian statements, on-chain supply, issuer NAV files. If a source is missing, the report says “missing” — it does not invent a number.
Run it yourself
nidhipati-reserve report examples/reserve.example.json --markdown report.md
NAV: 1017900.00
Backing ratio: 1.0179
Verdict: backed
Synthetic inputs, every line with a source and a sha256 evidence hash. Remove one price and the verdict becomes incomplete with the ratio set to null — the tool refuses to compute over half a reserve instead of guessing.