Token transparency
Everything an outside reviewer checks about WLBN, read straight from the ledger. These are live XRP Ledger values, not our description; when a setting changes, this page changes with it.
Issuer account settings rDJz8W…SkR5 ↗
- Domain verification…
The issuer account points to wellbian.io and the site's xrp-ledger.toml declares the issuer.
- Transfer fee…
What the issuer takes when holders send WLBN to each other. It is 0%.
- Clawback…
Lets an issuer pull tokens back from a holder's wallet. Off, and cannot be enabled.
- Trust line locking…
Required for locking WLBN in token escrows (XLS-85). Not the same as freezing.
- NFT minter…
License and pass NFTs are minted by the operations wallet on the issuer's behalf, so NFT minting continues even after the issuer keys are gone.
- NoFreeze…
When on, the issuer can never freeze any holder's WLBN. Irreversible once set.
- Supply fixed (blackholed)…
Permanently giving up the issuer's signing keys makes it impossible to ever mint beyond 10 billion. Irreversible.
Liquidity pool and LP token custody
Reading the ledger…
Most of the pool's liquidity was supplied by Wellbian, and whoever holds LP tokens can withdraw that share at any time. This is a fact and we do not hide it. The first pool created on 2026-08-14 (about $36, a functional test) was withdrawn on 08-26, and the production pool was opened on 10-02. The withdrawal is permanently on the ledger.
Supply and locks
Outside trackers usually treat everything outside escrow as circulating. We exclude company-controlled wallets (treasury, operations, staking, team, ecosystem, strategic). Both numbers are shown.
- Time-locked escrow… WLBN · …
No one can release before the set date. Last release -
- Condition-locked escrow… WLBN · …
Locked against network milestones (device count, validation criteria). Wellbian holds the fulfillment keys, so from the ledger alone it looks like 'Wellbian can release whenever it wants'. We do not hide that. If a milestone is not reached, the tranche is reclaimed after expiry and burned, and every release will be recorded here with the whitepaper criteria. Expiry -
Where the 2026-10-02 relaunch trades came from
The relaunch price of 0.05 RLUSD was set by the ratio Wellbian deposited, and the move above it came from buys that day. Below are the wallets that bought 100 RLUSD or more that day, and the address that first funded each wallet with XRP. All of it can be verified on the XRPL. The only company trade was a 1.02 RLUSD round trip from the operations account (a checkout function test); no buying wallet received funds from a company wallet.
| Buyer | Bought | First funded by | Funded on |
|---|---|---|---|
| rKpfZK…Mbar 12:13 UTC | 3,730.8 RLUSD 67,755 WLBN | rBtttd…eA1A Exchange withdrawal wallet | 2026-09-27 |
| rhp4H8…RDnF 14:17 UTC | 3,184.68 RLUSD 41,491 WLBN | rn8XHH…8TDW Another participant's wallet | 2026-10-02 |
| rfKfrW…2Nk8 13:10 UTC | 3,055.61 RLUSD 47,465 WLBN | rNU4eA…ExpK Exchange withdrawal wallet | 2026-10-02 |
| rn8XHH…8TDW 13:12 UTC | 1,053.52 RLUSD 14,961 WLBN | r3E8Jg…E1mm Another participant's wallet | 2026-09-24 |
| r4LNiK…9i5g 14:25 UTC | 199.06 RLUSD 2,423 WLBN | - | - |
Accounts with 13M+ XRP and long histories, consistent with exchange withdrawal wallets.
Verify it yourself
- Tap any address to open its full history on an XRPL explorer. The sender of the first incoming payment is the 'first funded by' address.
- The issuer, operations and treasury addresses are published in the site's xrp-ledger.toml and on the Explorer page. xrp-ledger.toml · Explorer