The whole site on one page. The network, product, and company pages are listed in full below; the big programmatic trees are summarized with live counts and their own indexes, where every individual page lives one click away. Nothing on u.cash is more than two hops from here.
Three kinds of pages live on this site. Hand-authored pages, the ones written and kept by hand, are enumerated in the three sections below in full, because no other index collects them. Directory indexes list a whole tree each and carry their own counts. Asset pages, the largest part of the site by far, follow one predictable grammar wherever you land, so the counts section explains the grammar once instead of listing thousands of URLs.
The three groups above cover everything written by hand: what U.CASH is, what you can do with it, and how to reach the company. The apps themselves, Pay, Swap, Send, and the rest, live on their own hosts under the same account; the product pages here explain each and link out to the live app.
Each index opens a tree. Coins and cryptocurrencies cover every asset the network supports, from native layer 1s to token standards, with every variant flavor on its own chain. Tokenized stocks and the equities registry cover the tokenized-asset roster: one comparison page per underlying company, plus the registry view of issuers, ISINs, and filings. Currencies, payments, and countries cover the fiat side: which rails settle where, which tokens track which currency, and what checkout looks like in each market. The glossary and the guides explain the vocabulary and the workflows in plain language.
Click any row to expand it and list every page in that tree, all 4164 of them, each linking straight through. The counts regenerate with the site, so what you expand is what exists.
Every asset on U.CASH gets the same treatment: one hub page, then intent pages for the things you actually do with it. The numbers below are generated from the live roster on every rebuild, so they stay true as assets are added or retired. Each one clicks through to its tree below, open and ready to browse.
Each asset hub lives at /<coin>, for example /bitcoin, with its intent pages beside it: /accept/bitcoin for taking it in checkout, /swap/bitcoin for trading it, /buy/bitcoin for acquiring it, and the send and pay pages for batch payouts and spending. Curated swap pairs have their own pages built around real routes, like /swap/bitcoin-to-ethereum; the full set browses from the swap directory. Each tokenized company, like /tokenized-stocks/tsla, compares every issued form of its stock on one page: issuers, contracts, ISINs, settlement speeds, and the public filings of the underlying.