Each KAU is backed by one gram of fine gold, fully allocated and insured across Kinesis' global vaulting network. Kinesis shares transaction-fee revenue with holders and minters, adding a usage-based yield component atop the metal.
Gram-denominated vaulted gold with usage-based yield sharing.
Prism analyst note
KAU's gram denomination and fee-sharing 'yield on gold' set it apart from the pure-storage tokens, at the cost of platform dependence: liquidity concentrates on Kinesis' own exchange rather than open DEXs. Suits savers who want spendable, yield-touched bullion; less suited to DeFi composability or institutional block trading.
Generated from issuer disclosures and reviewed against the sources listed below. Not investment advice.
A live proof-of-reserve feed reports this asset's reserves. The feed is publicly readable on-chain.
- What was checked
- A live proof-of-reserve oracle reports this asset's reserves on-chain. Prism reads this feed directly, in addition to the issuer's disclosures.
- Source
- Kinesis
- Last verified
- Jan 10, 2026
- Live reserves
- A proof-of-reserve feed at 0xaB5D…aeC3 reports this asset's reserves on-chain. The feed is publicly readable.
- Custody
- Kinesis vault network (ABX infrastructure), fully insured
Structure & compliance
Documents & disclosures
Frequently asked
Where does the yield come from?+
A share of Kinesis network transaction fees is distributed monthly to holders, usage-based, not lending-based.











