Securitize Integrates USDG Stablecoin into Investor Infrastructure

Securitize has announced its integration of the Paxos-issued USDG stablecoin into its investor infrastructure through the Global Dollar Network. This partnership connects Securitize, which manages approximately $5 billion in tokenized assets, with a stablecoin network that has surpassed $3 billion in circulation and includes over 150 partners.

The integration allows USDG to be utilized across Securitize’s on-ramp and off-ramp flows, providing immediate benefits for investors. A notable application is the recently launched HINC tokenized high-yield credit fund, which enables investors to borrow USDG against their HINC holdings without the need to redeem them. This builds on previous collaborations, including ACRED subscriptions that could already be executed in USDG on Loopscale, a Solana-based lending protocol.

USDG is a regulated stablecoin fully backed by US dollar reserves, primarily consisting of Treasury bills and cash equivalents. The Global Dollar Network, which launched in November 2024, aims to establish regulated stablecoins as a liquidity layer for tokenized real-world assets, offering an economic incentive structure for partners to share in reserve yields.

Securitize, publicly traded on the NYSE under the ticker SECZ, has been involved in significant tokenization efforts, including supporting BlackRock’s initiatives. The integration of USDG is seen as a strategic move that may impact competing stablecoin issuers, particularly Circle's USDC, due to the economic advantages offered by GDN's yield-sharing model.

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