Since 2018, we’ve issued over $150 billion in regulated stablecoins.
We've been behind the scenes powering the infrastructure for some of the biggest names in finance.
In 2023, we launched PYUSD with PayPal, and the conversation changed.
Institutions came asking, “How can we issue a stablecoin like that?”
But it wasn’t really about having their name on a digital dollar.
It was because they saw the impact stablecoins could have - on their business, their customers, and the way money moves. Faster, cheaper, more accessible.
The catch?
The current model - where the issuer keeps nearly all the revenue - didn’t work for them.
The largest stablecoins in circulation today aren't designed to share the interest generated on reserves.
So we started building something different alongside some of the top enterprises in the space.
It’s called @global_dollar Network.
Global Dollar Network is a new stablecoin ecosystem designed specifically for enterprise adoption, with shared economics at its core.
Instead of issuers keeping a lion's share of the revenue, Global Dollar Network aligns incentives, so partners benefit from the interest generated by stablecoin reserves.
It’s transparent, trusted, and built to power a new era of global finance.
Paxos supports the upcoming cloture vote on the GENIUS Act. It’s time for a federal framework for stablecoins and this is an important step forward. We thank @SenatorHagerty, @SenLummis, @gillibrandny and all the other offices involved for their leadership. 🇺🇸
As the Senate gets ready to consider GENIUS - a potentially landmark piece of stablecoin legislation - lawmakers should pay close attention to the risks posed by Section 10 on custody in the current section of the bill; it should be a concern to everyone worried about bailouts.
The language in Section 10 recreates the very risks that led to the failures of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank. The so-called “commingling exceptions” allow customer stablecoin reserves to be pooled in omnibus accounts at banks and treated as general deposit liabilities - erasing the line between custodied assets and institutional risk. In a stress event, customers won’t distinguish between segregated and bank-exposed funds, triggering panic withdrawals - just like SVB.
Worse, the current language permits regulators to authorize further commingling by rule, opening the door to regulatory capture. While it offers priority to customer claims, that’s meaningless if the assets aren’t truly separated and traceable.
This isn’t custody. It’s systemic risk in disguise.
Congratulations to @FinancialCmte, @RepFrenchHill, and @RepBryanSteil for all their hard work on the STABLE Act – tomorrow’s markup is an important step toward finally getting a robust, meaningful framework in place for stablecoin issuers.
Let’s keep the United States the preeminent home for financial innovation. We look forward to seeing the STABLE Act move forward.