Anchorage Digital to issue OSL’s USDGO stablecoin under U.S. federal bank charter

Anchorage Digital to issue OSL’s USDGO stablecoin under U.S. federal bank charter

Anchorage Digital and OSL unite to launch a compliant US dollar stablecoin, aiming to set new standards for secure global payments.

Estefano Gomez

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Updated 1:24 p.m. ET

Anchorage Digital, the only federally chartered crypto bank in the U.S., will issue USDGO, a new dollar-backed stablecoin developed by OSL Group, Asia’s leading stablecoin platform. The partnership enables the issuance of fully regulated, multi-chain stablecoins under U.S. banking supervision.

USDGO will launch with 1:1 backing in U.S. Treasuries, full AML/KYC compliance, and issuance support across blockchains. Anchorage’s federal charter offers the regulatory clarity institutions demand, while OSL gains a U.S.-based platform to expand its global stablecoin footprint.

“Adoption isn’t driven by speculation—it’s driven by safety, speed, and trust,” said Anchorage CEO Nathan McCauley.

OSL CEO Kevin Cui called it a step into the “utility era,” enabling faster, cheaper global payments without compromising compliance. Anchorage will also support USDGO’s programmable settlement features and cross-border use cases.

Anchorage Digital to issue OSL’s USDGO stablecoin under U.S. federal bank charter

Anchorage Digital to issue OSL’s USDGO stablecoin under U.S. federal bank charter

Anchorage Digital and OSL unite to launch a compliant US dollar stablecoin, aiming to set new standards for secure global payments.

by Estefano Gomez | Powered by Gloria

Anchorage Digital, the only federally chartered crypto bank in the U.S., will issue USDGO, a new dollar-backed stablecoin developed by OSL Group, Asia’s leading stablecoin platform. The partnership enables the issuance of fully regulated, multi-chain stablecoins under U.S. banking supervision.

USDGO will launch with 1:1 backing in U.S. Treasuries, full AML/KYC compliance, and issuance support across blockchains. Anchorage’s federal charter offers the regulatory clarity institutions demand, while OSL gains a U.S.-based platform to expand its global stablecoin footprint.

“Adoption isn’t driven by speculation—it’s driven by safety, speed, and trust,” said Anchorage CEO Nathan McCauley.

OSL CEO Kevin Cui called it a step into the “utility era,” enabling faster, cheaper global payments without compromising compliance. Anchorage will also support USDGO’s programmable settlement features and cross-border use cases.