Circle Internet Financial is advancing blockchain security by exploring the use of recoverable wrapper tokens to protect ERC-20 tokens from theft and unauthorized transactions. This initiative, detailed by Circle Research, builds on a Stanford research paper about asset recovery and aims to create a customizable and programmable recovery mechanism. The concept involves wrapping ERC-20 tokens in a secure contract, allowing them to be recovered within a specific time window, thereby offering a balance between security and utility. The research outlines various configuration sets for implementing these tokens, each tailored to different use cases, such as arbitrated wrappers for designated ecosystems and cancellable transactions. These configurations are designed to be interoperable if they adhere to a shared interface, specifically the IERC20R contract. Circle's effort also includes developing an arbitrated wrapper version for tokens like USDC, which will be integrated into their Smart Contract Platform, offering developers a template for implementing token recoverability features. Future research will address composability challenges with existing DeFi ecosystems, with further findings to be presented at the ACM CCS conference.