Buy Reserve Rights with a dedicated broker handling the trade from your first question through to settlement into institutional custody.
Buy Reserve Rights with a dedicated broker handling the trade from your first question through to settlement into institutional custody.
Create your account Register and verify your identity. No experience needed, and nothing to set up yourself. Most accounts are ready to fund the same day.
Speak to your broker A dedicated broker walks you through how buying Reserve Rights works and answers your questions. No order books, no charts, no guesswork.
Fund your account and get your quote Fund in your preferred currency and your broker prepares a live quote, so you know exactly what you’re getting before you commit. Larger orders route through OTC execution.OTC execution.
Buy and settle into custody Confirm with your broker and your RSR settles into institutional custody secured by Fireblocks. Hold it there or withdraw to your own wallet anytime.Fireblocks. Hold it there or withdraw to your own wallet anytime.
General considerations not advice. How you act on them depends on your own circumstances.
Crypto is volatile Reserve Rights’ price can move sharply in both directions sometimes within a single trading session. It’s an asset class to approach with capital you’re prepared to see fluctuate in value. General information only not a prediction or recommendation.
General information only — not a prediction or recommendation.
Where it’s held matters Crypto bought on an exchange typically sits on the exchange’s balance sheet. Institutional custody holds your RSR separately a structural difference worth understanding before you buy.
How custody worksBroker vs exchange Buying Reserve Rights through a broker works differently from a self-serve exchange order book. Understanding how the two differ helps you choose the path that fits how you want to buy.
See the differenceLarger trades are different Buying a significant amount of Reserve Rights in one go can move an exchange’s order book against you. OTC execution is built for size filling large orders without that market impact.
About OTC tradingA plain-English look at what it is, how it works, and what it's used for — so you can understand the asset before you buy.
Reserve Rights (RSR) is an Ethereum-based ERC-20 token at the centre of the Reserve Protocol a decentralised platform that allows anyone to create fully collateralised stablecoins, known as RTokens, and on-chain fund-like products called Decentralized Token Folios (DTFs). RSR launched in May 2019 following an initial exchange offering on Huobi Prime, and was founded by Nevin Freeman (CEO) and Matt Elder (CTO, previously of Google and Quixey).
How the
Reserve Rights
works
RSR serves two interconnected roles within the Reserve Protocol. The first is governance: RSR holders can stake their tokens and use them to propose and vote on configuration changes for RTokens, including which collateral assets back a given RToken, how revenue generated by that collateral is distributed, and other risk parameters. This governance process runs through Governor Anastasius, a variant of the widely used OpenZeppelin Governor framework, which enforces structured voting periods and execution delays. The second role is as a first-loss insurance mechanism. RSR holders can stake their tokens against specific RTokens or DTFs. In exchange, stakers earn a share of the revenue generated by that product’s underlying collateral. However, if the collateral backing an RToken were to default or lose value, staked RSR would be used first to make RToken holders whole meaning RSR stakers bear the initial risk in exchange for the yield they receive. This staking model includes unstaking delays of between 7 and 30 days, designed to prevent stakers from withdrawing their backstop capital the moment risk appears, which would defeat its purpose as insurance.
What
Reserve Rights
is used for
RSR is used to stake against RTokens and DTFs as first-loss insurance capital, earning a share of the revenue those products generate in return for taking on collateral risk. This is the primary mechanism by which RSR holders can earn yield from the token. RSR is also the governance token for the Reserve Protocol staked RSR is used to vote on proposals affecting RToken configurations, risk parameters, and revenue distribution models through the Governor Anastasius framework. Because RSR is an ERC-20 token, it is compatible with major Ethereum wallets including MetaMask, Trust Wallet, and hardware wallets such as Trezor, and can be used across DeFi platforms that support ERC-20 staking.
First-loss insurance. RSR can be staked against specific RTokens or DTFs to provide backstop capital. Stakers earn revenue share but bear initial losses if the underlying collateral defaults. Governance via Governor Anastasius. RSR holders propose and vote on RToken configuration changes through a structured governance framework based on OpenZeppelin Governor. Fixed maximum supply. RSR has a hard cap of 100 billion tokens, with approximately 62.5 billion in circulation as of mid-2026 and the remainder released on a gradual emission schedule. Revenue-based yield, not inflation. Stakers earn yield from actual protocol revenue generated by RToken collateral, rather than from new token issuance with unstaking delays of 7 to 30 days. Powers RTokens and DTFs. The Reserve Protocol allows anyone to launch fully collateralised stablecoins (RTokens) or on-chain fund-like products (Decentralized Token Folios),
Institutional custody Your assets are held by Fireblocks the custody infrastructure used by leading global banks and digital asset platforms using multi-party computation and hardware isolation. Your crypto is kept strictly separate from operational funds.
Custody by FireblocksSpeak to your broker A dedicated broker walks you through how buying Reserve Rights works and answers your questions. No order books, no charts, no guesswork.
One broker, start to finishAUSTRAC registered Uptrade is registered with AUSTRAC as a Digital Currency Exchange Provider and operates under its regulatory obligations. The registration number is published and verifiable. DCE100856266-001
DCE100856266-001You can buy Reserve Rights through Uptrade with the help of a dedicated broker. Rather than trading on a self-serve exchange, you work directly with a broker who guides the purchase from start to finish and settles your RSR into institutional custody.
There’s no single right way it depends on how much you’re buying and how hands-on you want to be. Buying through a broker suits people who want guidance rather than a self-serve order book, larger purchases, or institutional custody. Compare broker and exchange to see what fits your situation.
Your Reserve Rights is held in institutional custody secured by Fireblocks, using multi-party computation and hardware isolation and every transaction requires direct broker-led approval.
Yes. Larger purchases are handled through OTC execution, which is designed to fill size without the slippage that a large order can cause on an exchange order book.
RTokens are fully collateralised stablecoins created through the Reserve Protocol, each backed by a diversified basket of underlying assets. RSR holders govern RToken configurations and can stake RSR as insurance against the collateral defaulting.
No. Many Uptrade clients are buying crypto for the first time. Your broker walks you through every step, so there’s nothing you need to know in advance.
Uptrade is registered with AUSTRAC as a Digital Currency Exchange Provider (DCE100856266-001) and operates in compliance with its regulatory obligations.
A consultation costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Ask the hard questions your broker will walk you through exactly how it works.
