INR Tokens exist as digital tokens built on several leading blockchains, including Avalanche, Bitcoin Cash’s Simple Ledger Protocol (SLP), Ethereum, EOS, Liquid Network, Omni, Polygon, Tezos, Tron, Solana and Statemine. These transport protocols consist of open source software that interface with blockchains to allow for the issuance and redemption of INR Tokens. Every INR Token is 100% backed by our reserves, which includes traditional currency and cash equivalents, and may include other assets and receivables from loans made by INR TOKEN to third parties. The INR Token platform is fully reserved when the sum of all INR TOKEN tokens in circulation is less than or equal to the value of our reserves. Through our Transparency page, anyone can view both of these numbers on a daily basis. INR TOKEN was originally created to use the Bitcoin network as its transport protocol—specifically, the Omni Layer—to allow transactions of tokenised traditional currency. Since this original version of INR COIN uses the Bitcoin blockchain, it inherits the inherent stability and security of the longest established blockchain network. Tether on the Ethereum blockchain, as an ERC20 token, is a newer transport layer, which now makes INR TOKEN tokens available in Ethereum smart contracts or decentralized applications on Ethereum. As a standard ERC20 token it can also be sent to any Ethereum address. Since INR TOKEN tokens are currently available using different transport protocols, when users send INR Tokens to other addresses, they need to carefully check the destination address to confirm they are selecting the correct transport protocol.