GAIB AID (AID) stablecoin analytics
Answer First
What is GAIB AID (AID)?
AID is GAIB's centralized dollar stablecoin, minted 1:1 against USDC, USDT, and other approved stables, backed by a mix of T-Bills and accepted stablecoins. The static profile records its US Dollar peg mechanism as: 1:1 mint and burn against accepted stablecoins through GAIB AID contracts. Issuer documentation describes direct redemption for whitelisted partners and app/DEX trading for regular users.
Is AID safe?
Pharos does not assess AID as safe: it holds an F Safety Score grade (39/100) in the latest published rating, which flags significant structural risk. Static metadata says GAIB AID uses a Centralized (CeFi) governance model and Real-World Asset Backed backing, with Self-Reported PoR from GAIB transparency dashboard; the linked McMillan Woods (Hong Kong) CPA Limited report provides limited assurance over Spiceflow Corp's asset deployment as of 1 September 2026, not an AID reserve-to-liability reconciliation; the main caveat is that issuer or admin freeze controls are recorded. Treat the live peg, liquidity, reserve, dependency, and Safety Score sections below as the current risk read.
Static Profile
Static stablecoin profile
GAIB AID (AID) static profile: governance model Centralized (CeFi); backing model Real-World Asset Backed; peg US Dollar.
AI summary / Updated Sep 7, 2026
AID is GAIB's centralized dollar stablecoin, minted 1:1 against USDC and USDT and backed by T-bills and approved stables. Its companion sAID accrues GPU/AI infrastructure financing yield. GAIB's AID is a conventional dollar stablecoin backed by T-bills and stablecoin reserves, with 1:1 mint and burn. Its entire reason for existing is its companion token sAID, which accrues yield from GPU and AI infrastructure financing deals.
AI summary · drafted by claude-fable-5-1 · facts as of Sep 7, 2026
- Collateral
- U.S. Treasury bills and accepted stablecoins (USDC, USDT, and other approved stable assets); staking into sAID is the separate route into GAIB's AI infrastructure financing portfolio
- Peg Mechanism
- 1:1 mint and burn against accepted stablecoins through GAIB AID contracts. Issuer documentation describes direct redemption for whitelisted partners and app/DEX trading for regular users. At Ethereum block 26099923 on 2026-10-01, the issuer-listed Ethereum redeemer 0x52323f33551188f170d8de14fe8d8423a839629d uses redeem(uint256) to burn caller AID and transfer Ethereum USDC 0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48 after a 10-bps fee, subject to its daily redemption limit, actual USDC balance and AID burn authorization. This atomic contract path is distinct from sAID's funded withdrawal queue and does not establish holder eligibility or an executable capacity certificate.
- Jurisdiction
- Singapore
- Proof Of Reserves
- Self-Reported PoR by GAIB transparency dashboard; the linked McMillan Woods (Hong Kong) CPA Limited report provides limited assurance over Spiceflow Corp's asset deployment as of 1 September 2026, not an AID reserve-to-liability reconciliation Reserve source
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Source: checked-in StablecoinMeta profile fields. Live price, supply, reserve, liquidity, event, and safety data load in the interactive dossier below; the summary above was last updated Sep 7, 2026.
AID quick answers
What is GAIB AID (AID)?
AID is GAIB's centralized dollar stablecoin, minted 1:1 against USDC, USDT, and other approved stables, backed by a mix of T-Bills and accepted stablecoins. The static profile records its US Dollar peg mechanism as: 1:1 mint and burn against accepted stablecoins through GAIB AID contracts. Issuer documentation describes direct redemption for whitelisted partners and app/DEX trading for regular users.
Is AID safe?
Pharos does not assess AID as safe: it holds an F Safety Score grade (39/100) in the latest published rating, which flags significant structural risk. Static metadata says GAIB AID uses a Centralized (CeFi) governance model and Real-World Asset Backed backing, with Self-Reported PoR from GAIB transparency dashboard; the linked McMillan Woods (Hong Kong) CPA Limited report provides limited assurance over Spiceflow Corp's asset deployment as of 1 September 2026, not an AID reserve-to-liability reconciliation; the main caveat is that issuer or admin freeze controls are recorded. Treat the live peg, liquidity, reserve, dependency, and Safety Score sections below as the current risk read.
What backs AID?
Pharos classifies AID backing as Real-World Asset Backed. Collateral, per the static profile: U.S. Treasury bills and accepted stablecoins (USDC, USDT, and other approved stable assets); staking into sAID is the separate route into GAIB's AI infrastructure financing portfolio Reserve evidence: Self-Reported PoR from GAIB transparency dashboard; the linked McMillan Woods (Hong Kong) CPA Limited report provides limited assurance over Spiceflow Corp's asset deployment as of 1 September 2026, not an AID reserve-to-liability reconciliation.
Can AID be frozen or blacklisted?
Based on tracked contract metadata and blacklist coverage, issuer or admin freeze controls are recorded. Live freeze and blacklist events for AID, when applicable, appear in the dossier below.
