Midas mTBILL
Tokenized US T-bill exposure from European issuer Midas — FMA (Liechtenstein) compliant and passportable in the EU, open to retail with no minimum investment. DeFi-composable.
No KYC on secondary market · self-custody
Mint with USDC at midas.app after KYC, or buy on a DEX
Who may buy is set by the issuer — check their terms.
Where to buy mTBILL
Open in trader view →mTBILL is not listed on any exchange or DEX we can see. It is bought (subscribed) and redeemed directly with the issuer, Midas — see above.
Key facts
- Yield / return
- ~3.42% (tracks T-bills)
- Risk
- Low
- Minimum
- None
- Liquidity
- Mint/redeem with stablecoins; DEX liquidity
- Custody
- Self-custody
- KYC
- Required to mint
- Figures verified
- 2026-10-18
Details
- Issuer
- Midas
- Type
- Tokenized Treasuries
- Category
- Tokenized Treasuries
- Pillar
- Fixed Income
- Yield source
- Short-term US Treasuries (via BlackRock ETF structures)
- Network
- Ethereum (+L2s, Algorand)
- Jurisdiction
- Liechtenstein (EU passport)
- AUM
- Growing (smaller issuer)
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What you actually own
Midas (mTBILL and others) · Third party holds the shares
A secured claim on the issuer
- Dividends
- Not confirmed
- Voting rights
- Not confirmed
- Corporate actions
- Not confirmed
- Redemption
- Not confirmed
- If the issuer fails
- Not confirmed
- Transfer
- Not confirmed
Who it is aimed at
Target / Area
Who can buy — as the issuer states it
- NoUS · Retail investors
Midas stated in May 2024 that its tokens are not available to US persons and entities; its current documentation could not be opened to re-confirm.
checked 2026-09-18 · issuer-docs · source
Quoted from the sources linked, on the date shown. Terms change; the issuer has the final word (issuer documentation).
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Buying mTBILL: common questions
How do I buy mTBILL?
Mint with USDC at midas.app after KYC, or buy on a DEX. The token runs on Ethereum (+L2s, Algorand). Minimum: None.
Where can I buy mTBILL?
mTBILL is not listed on any exchange or DEX we can see. It is bought (subscribed) and redeemed directly with the issuer, Midas.
Do I need KYC to buy mTBILL?
Not on the secondary market: mTBILL can be bought on a DEX without identity verification. Minting it directly with the issuer does require KYC.
Who can buy mTBILL?
As Midas (mTBILL and others) states it: US, retail investors: no (Midas stated in May 2024 that its tokens are not available to US persons and entities; its current documentation could not be opened to re-confirm). The issuer has the final word; check its terms before buying.
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