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Stablecoin Issuers

The major stablecoin issuers, ranked by aggregate stablecoin market capitalisation. Profiles compiled from issuer disclosures, regulatory filings, press releases, and financial media. Market and on-chain data sourced directly or via third-party providers. See methodology. Last updated 1 July 2026.

Tether $184.5B Private
San Salvador, El Salvador

Tether Limited is a leading financial technology company specializing in stablecoins, with USDT as its flagship product.

Circle $73.7B Public
New York City, USA

Circle Internet Group, Inc. is a financial technology company specializing in digital currency and blockchain-based financial services, known for its main stablecoin, USDC.

Sky Protocol $14.6B DAO

Sky Protocol, formerly MakerDAO, is a decentralized finance ecosystem known for its USDS stablecoin, focusing on scalability and regulatory compliance.

Ethena $6.1B DAO

Ethena is a decentralized finance protocol known for its stablecoin, USDe, which maintains a $1 peg through delta-neutral hedging.

Paxos $5.7B Private
New York, USA

Paxos Trust Company is a New York-based financial technology firm specializing in blockchain solutions, known for its regulated stablecoin, Pax Dollar (USDP).

World Liberty Financial $4.6B Private
New York, USA

World Liberty Financial, Inc. is a private DeFi project associated with members of the Trump family, offering the USD1 stablecoin for institutional and cross-border use.

Ondo Finance $2.2B Private
New York, United States

Ondo Finance is a leader in tokenizing real-world assets, offering stablecoin products like USDY for stable returns linked to U.S. Treasury yields.

Falcon Finance $1.4B Private
Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Falcon Finance is a financial technology company specializing in synthetic dollar protocols, notably the USDf stablecoin.

Ripple $1.4B Private
San Francisco, United States

Ripple Labs, Inc. is a private American technology company specializing in enterprise blockchain solutions for global payments. Their main stablecoin is Ripple USD (RLUSD).

Maple Finance $1.3B Private

Maple Finance is a decentralized finance platform specializing in on-chain asset management and institutional lending, offering stablecoin products like syrupUSDC.

Aave $598M DAO
London, United Kingdom

Aave is a decentralized finance protocol enabling cryptocurrency lending and borrowing. Its main stablecoin is GHO.

Usual Protocol $553M Private
Paris, France

Usual Protocol is a decentralized stablecoin platform by Usual Labs, offering USD0, a fully-backed stablecoin that democratizes access to U.S. Treasury yields.

First Digital Trust $349M IPO Filed
Hong Kong

First Digital Trust is a Hong Kong-based financial services firm specializing in digital asset custody and trust solutions, known for issuing the FDUSD stablecoin.

Paris, France

Société Générale – FORGE is a private subsidiary of Société Générale, specializing in digital assets with a focus on stablecoins like EUR CoinVertible.

Frax Finance $114M DAO
Las Vegas, Nevada

Frax Finance is a decentralized finance protocol specializing in stablecoins, including frxUSD, which is backed by BlackRock's USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund.

Monerium $31M Private
Reykjavík, Iceland

Monerium is an Icelandic fintech company specializing in issuing e-money on blockchain networks, with its main product being the euro-backed stablecoin, EURe.

Angle Protocol is a decentralized finance platform known for issuing the euro-pegged stablecoin EURA.

QIVALIS Private
Amsterdam, Netherlands

Qivalis is a growing consortium of European banks — founded by twelve institutions, with around 37 reported by May 2026 — developing a MiCA-compliant euro-backed stablecoin.