Wallet authority profile

Four regulated assets name this address as their freeze authority in our August 2026 reads: PAXG (Paxos Gold, read August 18), PYUSD (PayPal USD, August 18), USDG (Global Dollar, August 24) and USDP (Pax Dollar, August 31) — all tokens issued through Paxos's regulated-issuance stack. The tracked liquidity across the four stood at roughly $72 million in the August 31, 2026 build.

A single freeze key across four instruments is exactly what a regulated issuer's compliance architecture looks like from on-chain: one control point through which court orders and sanctions actions are executed, whatever the wrapper — a gold token, a payments stablecoin, a dollar coin. On this site's scanner each of those tokens shows "freeze authority active," and this page is the context that flag needs: for issuer-backed assets the freeze power is a regulatory requirement, used publicly and logged on-chain when it is used at all.

The centralization fact still deserves its plain statement: holders of all four assets can have balances frozen by this one authority, and that shared key means a compromise here would touch four markets at once. That is the institutional-custody bet every regulated-asset holder is making, priced across $72 million of tracked value.

Authority reads dated August 18-31, 2026; the liquidity sum August 31, 2026; weekly rebuilds with self-pruning. The stablecoin safety guide covers the freeze-authority trade-off in depth.