Introducing Proof of Solvency v2.
PoS dashboards have been delivering verifiable data to the public since day one.
Now, visibility extends further, into the verification setup behind every number on the dashboard ↓
Introducing Accountable NAV.
Today, we're launching an engine that verifies source data, independently computes Net Asset Value from underlying positions, and delivers it onchain.
Powered by our Data Verification Network.
The new standard for financial transparency is here.
Billions of dollars flow into products that hold assets, yet users still have little to no visibility into what's happening underneath.
Accountable holds finance Accountable.
Accountable’s 2025 in review.
This year was about one thing: building verifiable trust in digital finance.
From Proof of Solvency to verifiable yield, here's a look at our milestones ↓
DeFi vaults can't get any more comfortable than this.
Accountable's YieldApp, allows you to:
- Deploy your idle @USDC
- Inspect in real-time a vault's underlying strategy
- Get full visibility into vault manager operations
Take a look ↓
Verifiable yield arrives on @Monad.
Our YieldApp is now running on Monad's Mainnet as the first marketplace where every vault must show its underlying assets, liabilities, and capital flows in real time.
→ https://t.co/ZOk93xXdHs
Most users chase the highest APYs, but overlook one crucial component:
How is the yield generated, and does the company have a backing for issuing the yield?
A verifiable yield provides you with the clarity and peace of mind needed when allocating your capital. ↓
Friday’s market shock highlighted a structural weakness across digital finance: no one has real-time visibility into solvency. Here's a quick POV from the trenches, building infrastructure to solve this in a comprehensive way and hopefully soon set a new industry standard:
Protocols, oracles and risk systems all operate on delayed or assumed data about who holds what and who owes what. When prices dislocate, that lack of visibility turns volatility into systemic risk.
The problem isn’t the technology that moves assets btw - it’s the data that describes them. Current oracles quote market prices but cannot verify what those prices are backed by. For asset-backed tokens like stablecoins, RWAs, and liquid-staking assets, value depends on reserves, counterparties and redemption mechanics - details that price feeds don’t capture. So as a result, markets can react to noise while staying blind to real exposures.
What’s needed is continuous verification of financial truth = assets and liabilities proven cryptographically as they change.
Proof-of-Reserves was the first step in that direction, showing that assets exist and can be verified on-chain. But solvency depends on more than assets; it depends on obligations.
So what PoR should evolve into is Proof of Solvency, a model that extends to the full balance sheet, confirming that what’s held exceeds what’s owed and doing so in real time.
This shift matters A LOT because it turns solvency from an assumption into a verifiable data stream. Oracles can reference proven balance-sheet facts, risk engines can adjust exposure dynamically and auditors or regulators can see integrity without pausing the system.
That’s the direction @AccountableData is building toward: continuous verification as infrastructure. When markets can rely on live, verifiable solvency data instead of static disclosures, stability stops being a matter of luck or timing and becomes a property of the system itself.
Volatility will always be part of markets. But not being able to see what’s real doesn’t have to be 🤝