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Stablecoins are a foundational component of on-chain finance. Designed to maintain a stable value, typically pegged 1:1 to a fiat currency like the US dollar, they enable reliable payments, efficient settlement, and programmable financial activity without the volatility of traditional cryptocurrencies.

As on-chain finance evolves beyond trading, stablecoins are increasingly becoming the settlement layer for payments, treasury operations, and automated financial systems. This shift requires stablecoins that are not only liquid, but also transparent, compliant, and operationally robust.

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How Stablecoins Maintain Their Peg

Fiat-backed stablecoins maintain their value through a combination of:

• Fiat reserves held with regulated financial institutions
  
• Minting and redemption mechanisms that balance supply and demand
  
• Governance and operational controls that ensure reliability
  
• Transparency and compliance frameworks that build trust
  

A resilient peg depends on more than reserves alone. It requires disciplined operations and regulatory alignment, particularly as stablecoins move from trading instruments to core financial infrastructure.

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FDUSD: Built for Settlement, Not Speculation

FDUSD (First Digital USD) is designed with a compliance-first approach, making it suitable for institutional and ecosystem-level use.

FDUSD prioritizes:

• Regulatory alignment
  
• Institutional-grade transparency
  
• Robust and scalable operational infrastructure
  

This design enables FDUSD to function as a dependable settlement asset, supporting payments, treasury management, and programmable financial workflows within Finance District.

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FDUSD’s Role in Finance District

Finance District is building an on-chain financial ecosystem where liquidity, compliance, and programmability converge.

Within this ecosystem, FDUSD serves as the trusted settlement layer that underpins automated and programmable financial activity. As financial workflows become more intelligent and autonomous, reliable settlement becomes foundational. FDUSD provides the stability required to power these systems at scale.

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Multi-Chain by Design

FDUSD is live across multiple blockchain networks, including: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Base, Solana, Sui, and TON

This multi-chain availability enables Finance District participants to operate across ecosystems without fragmentation, supporting flexibility, interoperability, and broader adoption.

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Explore Finance District

Discover the networks supporting FDUSD and how it powers settlement across the Finance District ecosystem.

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