Product Update: Every Freezeable Stablecoin Now Has Its Own Contract Reference Page
FreezeRadar now publishes a reference page for every freezeable stablecoin and tokenized asset we track — the official contract address, the exact freeze/unfreeze function names, and live freeze stats.
Product Update: Every Freezeable Stablecoin Now Has Its Own Contract Reference Page
Our new contract directory answers a question nobody had fully answered before: which stablecoins can actually be frozen? Every freezeable asset we track — USDT, USDC, PAXG, XAUt, PYUSD, and more, across every chain we support — now has its own reference page.
Each page shows the official contract address, the exact freeze, unfreeze, and (where it exists) burn function names, and step-by-step instructions to check the current status yourself, directly on the contract, for free. We only publish function names we've independently verified against the actual deployed contract — for the handful of issuers where we haven't confirmed the exact mechanism yet, the page says so plainly instead of guessing.
Every page also shows live stats pulled straight from our own freeze-event archive: how many freezes we've recorded for that specific contract, the total value involved, and the most recent one, with links to the full event history.
What this means for you
- See the verified contract address and freeze function names for any stablecoin we track, in one place.
- Check a contract's frozen status yourself, with a short code sample for EVM chains, TRON, and Solana.
- Browse /contracts for the full list of which stablecoins can and can't be frozen.
No action needed — these pages are already live and linked from the explorer, the largest-freezes leaderboard, and the relevant guides.
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