Cardano Will Issue USDA Stablecoin In Early 2023

Emugo, the commercial arm and foundation of the Cardano blockchain, has just announced the launch of a stablecoin exclusively for the ADA ecosystem.

The new stablecoin, called USDA, will be 100% backed and will receive regulatory approval. Accordingly, USDA will be launched in early 2023.

Emugo Fintech Managing Director Vineeth Bhuvanagiri stated:

“The Cardano ecosystem was built on the ethos of bringing real world applications to crypto and creating the foundation to build the economy of the future. The introduction of a fully fiat-backed, regulatory compliant stablecoin is the next step in realizing the future for our community.”

In addition, USDA is only part of the Anzens project family developed by Emurgo. Anzens is a suite of financial products and services that utilize Cardano assets. Accompanying it are borrowing and lending services, payment in crypto, and a bridge between traditional finance and DeFi.

USDA will be launched on the Anzens platform in Q1/2023, allowing users to convert USD to USDA from traditional financial channels such as credit cards, debit cards, and bank transfers. Of course, users can also convert ADA to USDA.

USDA joins a list of other stablecoins that are in the works, such as Djed, an algorithmic stablecoin that Cardano is creating in collaboration with the Coti Network.

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