Wyoming’s Stable Token Commission said on September 2 that it is adopting Chainlink Proof of Reserve to verify on-chain that the cash and U.S. Treasury assets backing Frontier Token (FRNT) match its circulating supply. The integration is intended to provide live reserve evidence and alert holders if collateral falls short, supplementing periodic reserve attestations. Wyoming previously integrated FRNT with Chainlink’s CCIP interoperability protocol for cross-chain transfers, a move announced in August. The Commission described Proof of Reserve as a transparency upgrade rather than a change to FRNT’s underlying design and positioned the token as an early test of government-issued stablecoins in the United States. The announcement did not specify when the verification feed will go live or how frequently reserve data will be refreshed.