Work file · browser or API
Prepare weekly PS-01 and quarterly PS-02 drafts in your browser, with every missing figure flagged instead of filled with zero. Enter balances, fix what is flagged, and download your working papers. API connections are optional.
From the GENIUS Act's effective date, a permitted payment stablecoin issuer publishes a monthly reserve composition, examined each month by a registered public accounting firm. The OCC and FDIC have proposed more: Form PS-01 every Wednesday by 5:00 PM Eastern, per coin, reporting every calendar day, plus a quarterly PS-02 signed by the chief financial officer.
As proposed, that is fifty-two weekly returns a year per coin, plus the quarterly and monthly reports, assembled from custodian balances and on-chain supply. GenClara is where those facts get written down and fingerprinted, so anyone reviewing a draft can see exactly which reserve position and which date it came from.
103 days away. The forms are proposed, not final. GenClara pins the agency's own workbook by hash and prepares a worksheet against it. It does not file, and it is not the form.
The GENIUS Act (Pub. L. 119-27) is enacted US law. Most payment-stablecoin duties start on the statutory effective date — the earlier of 18 January 2027 or 120 days after final implementing regulations. Those regulations are not final as of this build. Only enacted law and final agency rules are pinned; bills, including the CLARITY Act, and proposed rules are not.
What you send
PUT /api/v1/reserves
{
"asOf": "2026-08-15",
"circulating": 1000000000,
"lines": [
{
"asset": "T-bills ≤ 93 days",
"amount": 580000000,
"maturityDays": 18,
"eligible": true
},
{
"asset": "Demand deposits",
"amount": 424000000,
"maturityDays": 0,
"eligible": true
}
]
}What you get back
{
"ok": true,
"data": {
"asOf": "2026-08-15",
"circulating": 1000000000,
"total": 1004000000,
"eligible": 1004000000,
"coverage": 100.4,
"undetermined": {
"circulating": false,
"amount": 0,
"lines": []
},
"lines": [
{
"id": "r1",
"asset": "T-bills ≤ 93 days",
"amount": 580000000,
"maturityDays": 18,
"custodian": "Unassigned custodian",
"eligible": true,
"fdicCategory": null,
"maturityScreen": true
},
{
"id": "r2",
"asset": "Demand deposits",
"amount": 424000000,
"maturityDays": 0,
"custodian": "Unassigned custodian",
"eligible": true,
"fdicCategory": null,
"maturityScreen": true
}
],
"lastPackage": null
}
}Same object the website shows. POST /api/v1/reserves/package then hashes it, and the certificate prints that hash. One write, two clients.
Every file cites the codified chapter by section hash, and the enrolled Public Law PDF from govinfo is pinned by its own hash beside it. If the law is amended, that is a new pin. The SEC's final crypto-asset interpretation is pinned the same way.
Reserve lines. Circulating supply. Freeze events. Yield programs. Listing screens. AML officer and program version. Each write lands in an append-only work log. Reserve packages, disclosure packets and certifications are hashed.
It says: this source, this catalog, this much work, this much still open. It does not say the company is compliant. Counsel still does that job.
If you touch a dollar stablecoin after GENIUS, you have facts to keep. The API is how machines keep them. The website is how people look.
Every coin in circulation needs a matching dollar of safe assets. You publish what you hold. You cannot pay interest. You freeze addresses when a lawful order arrives. Your treasury and chain software should POST those facts here.
Banks and custodians already know the balances. They should send a daily confirmation to this API instead of a PDF that dies in email.
Exchanges and other service providers have to stop offering coins that are not permitted. Screen a ticker. Keep the decision.
You review what the systems wrote. You mark a step done, open, or reserved to counsel. You pull a certificate for the board. You do not re-type the inventory.
We pin two kinds of text: enacted law and final agency rules, each word for word and by hash. Bills and proposals get tracked, never pinned.
GENIUS is Public Law 119-27, and GenClara is built for it: 1:1 reserves, monthly composition, no issuer yield, freeze when a lawful order arrives, AML, who may issue, who may list.
Pub. L. 119-27 · 139 Stat. 419 · 12 U.S.C. § 5901 et seq.
Until GENIUS takes effect, the SEC treats issuing and redeeming a covered stablecoin as not a securities offering. We pinned it from the official Federal Register PDF.
91 FR 13714 · SEC Release Nos. 33-11412, 34-105020 · File No. S7-2026-09
No crypto market-structure law has passed. The CLARITY Act is the best-known bill, and the SEC and CFTC have started acting by rule in its place. Whichever turns final, statute or rule, gets pinned here as a new authority. Until then, drafts and proposals stay on the rulemaking page.
See what we are trackingSign in and your own file opens, stored on our servers under your account. You enter the facts in the browser, and your systems can reach the same file through /api/v1 with keys you mint and revoke. GenClara is available by invitation. The billing page takes your invitation code.
This software records implementation work you type or POST. It is not a law firm, accountant, or regulator. It is not legal advice, a legal opinion, a filing, an approval, an examination, or a statement that anyone complies with any law. Use is AS IS, without warranty. You are solely responsible for what you write and for any conclusion you draw.