Transparent Network

Identity — verified, not assumed

These accounts are the ones dcm.systems declares as its own in its SEP-1 stellar.toml, resolved live at scan time. An account cited there as a currency issuer is only attributed to this anchor when the issuer account's own on-chain home_domain confirms it — a cited issuer is frequently a third party's, and reading one as the citing domain's own is how a shared stablecoin issuer once got credited to a single business here.

• GCJI3CP2NL…EVNRTS — declared

SEP-1 resolved successfully at 2026-09-14T15:25:29.776Z.

Settlement record

Liveness is read directly from the ledger and cannot be self-reported: an anchor can keep a status page green indefinitely, but it cannot fake on-chain silence. Dark means no settlement in over 30 days — a fact about the ledger, not a claim about why.

Trend

No state change has been observed on any of this anchor's accounts across 54 recorded scans, the longest unchanged run being dark for 9.1 day(s). That is stability as far as this record goes, and it is bounded by how long the record is — observation began 12 August 2026.

Capabilities — declared vs observed

This anchor's stellar.toml declares no SEP transfer endpoints, so there is nothing to probe. It issues assets but does not advertise a deposit or withdrawal service.

Machine-readable

Everything on this page, including the observation history, as one document:

/api/v1/anchors/dcm.systems/profile.json