Security
Built for permanence
Allocated metal, institutional controls, and reserves anyone can verify. Nothing about holding Miligram should require blind trust.
How each control works
Allocated vaulting
Every milligram you hold is matched to specific, allocated bullion held with [Vaulting partner] and insured by [Insurer]. Allocated means the metal set aside for holders is identified and segregated — it is not a pooled claim, and it is not lent out or rehypothecated.
Institutional custody
The keys that move reserves are managed with enterprise-grade custody: layered access controls, hardware-backed key management, and operational separation between the systems that hold funds and the systems that run the app. To you, it's simply Miligram — the institutional plumbing stays out of your way.
Multisig treasury on Hedera
Token issuance is controlled by a multi-signature treasury on Hedera — no single key can mint $MILG or $MILS. Changes to supply require multiple independent approvals, the same principle serious custodians apply to any asset worth protecting.
Transparent reserves
Reserve balances live on Hedera and are reviewed by [Auditor], so the claim "tokens in circulation are backed by metal in the vault" is something you can check rather than something you have to take on faith.
A note on custody vendors
Miligram works with named institutional partners for vaulting, insurance, and audit — shown as [Vaulting partner], [Insurer], and [Auditor] above pending final partner confirmation. We don't publish the specific custody technology providers behind the scenes; what matters to you is the outcome: allocated metal, controlled issuance, and verifiable reserves.