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Send

A non-custodial financial platform that combines a Base-network Send App with Canton products including Send Canton Wallet, Pool Party, and CUSD. Send's own surfaces state that CUSD is a USD-pegged stablecoin issued by Brale.

● Canton wallet + CUSD Brale-issued CUSD on Canton Founding Canton validator (own About) $SEND live on Base (out of Quadrant scope) Reviewed, not cleared, issue 02 Last verified 16 Sep 2026
Evidence profile 14 items assessed · 16 Sep 2026

// the evidence

Claims, and where each one stands.

Every claim on this page carries its evidence tier. Nothing is smoothed over, and nothing a project told me is presented as something I checked.

Confirmed: verifiable in a primary source right now
Announced: stated by a party, not yet observable
Speculated: inference or third-party characterisation
Supplied by the project
Confirmed

Homepage FAQ states Send is a non-custodial financial platform and that through the Send App and Send Canton Wallet users can hold, send, save, and manage digital assets. The same FAQ says Send currently supports those Canton products.

send.it homepage FAQ
Confirmed

The CUSD product page states CUSD is a USD-pegged stablecoin built on Canton. The FAQ block says CUSD is issued by Brale, a regulated issuer.

send.it/product/cusd-stablecoin
Confirmed

CUSD overview docs title the asset as a privacy-first stablecoin for Canton and call it the native stable asset of the Canton ecosystem.

info.send.it CUSD overview
Confirmed

The About page lists 2025 Founding validator on Canton's confidential network, then 2025 Privacy-first wallet and stablecoin go live, and lists a team on that page.

send.it/about
Confirmed

The Send Token product page states $SEND is an ERC-20 token live on Base and bridgeable to Canton, with total supply fixed at 1 billion $SEND.

send.it/product/send-token
Confirmed

CUSD FAQs state CUSD is a privacy-first, USD-backed stablecoin created by Send and issued by Brale, backed 1:1 with USD-denominated reserves, and assign Send as product owner and Brale as issuer.

info.send.it CUSD FAQs
Confirmed

Repeated site legal copy states Send Inc. is registered with FinCEN as a Money Services Business and is registered on NMLS.

send.it legal footer / product/send
Announced

Quadrant issue 02 records Send as out of Quadrant scope because $SEND is a live tradeable token. This page confirms the live Base ERC-20 and bridgeable-to-Canton wording on send.it/product/send-token. CUSD remains a Brale-issued stablecoin, not a Send-issued token.

quadrant-record + send-token page

// what would move the score

Catalysts.

Each one names what I am watching and what would prove me wrong.

CUSD still names Brale as issuer Open

send.it still states CUSD is a Canton stablecoin issued by Brale.

Falsified if: that product page drops the Brale issuer line or the Canton listing, or 404s.

$SEND remains live on Base Open

The Send Token page still states a live Base ERC-20 bridgeable to Canton.

Falsified if: that page withdraws the live-token claim without a dated replacement.

// what I could not verify

Gaps.

These are findings, not omissions. I looked and state what I found.

SOUGHT

Canton Foundation membership. No Canton Foundation member line was located on the send.it and info.send.it pages cited here.

SOUGHT

Named leadership titles. About lists named contributors and roles but does not present a CEO, founder, or equivalent leadership title.

SOUGHT

Named backers. No named institutional investors or backers were located on the homepage, About, CUSD, or Send Token pages.

SOUGHT

Independent audit of Send itself. No third-party audit report for Send wallet contracts or Send-operated Canton validator software was located. CUSD reserve attestation sits with Brale.

SOUGHT

frxUSD backing detail. The send.it and info.send.it pages describe USD-denominated reserves managed through Brale and do not name Frax frxUSD on the cited pages.

SOUGHT

Dominant-wallet percentage. Earlier wording about serving over 30 percent of network users was not located on the Send own-surface pages and is not repeated here.

// open to the project

Sections Send can fill.

These stay empty until the project supplies them. Anything supplied is labeled as supplied, dated, and never rendered as something I verified. Declining changes nothing else on this page.

Awaiting the project

Architecture

How the product is built, in the team's own words.

Awaiting the project

Audit

Any audit, review or internal security practice not published today.

Awaiting the project

Roadmap

What ships next and when, so the catalysts above can carry real dates.

Awaiting the project

Usage figures

Published usage with a methodology, so a count can move off announced tier.

// conflicts

Position.

Position disclosure. I hold $CC and $CNTN. This page covers Send's Canton products, including CUSD, whose reserve yield Send's own documentation directs to Canton Coin buybacks. Send itself is not a holding of mine. The full conflicts register is on the disclosure page. Send has no commercial relationship with Canton Catalyst, and nothing here was requested, reviewed or paid for.

// corrections

Correction log.

No corrections recorded. First published 16 September 2026.