The denial by major firms highlights potential challenges in securing credible partnerships, impacting the perceived stability and trust in OUSD.

Open Standard, backed by 140-plus firms including Visa, Mastercard, BlackRock and Coinbase, unveiled Open USD (OUSD), a partner-governed stablecoin launching later in 2026.

Over 140 companies including Visa, Mastercard, BlackRock, and Coinbase join Open USD as launch partners, challenging USDC and USDT with fee-free minting and

Korean financial institutions have joined a global consortium backing Open USD, a new dollar-pegged stablecoin aimed at business payments and cross-border trans

The denial by major firms highlights potential challenges in securing credible partnerships, impacting the perceived stability and trust in OUSD.

Upbit clarified its limited involvement with Open Standard after Dunamu was named among OUSD participants, as other Korean firms questioned their listed roles.

Samsung and Dunamu are among Korean firms saying they were listed as members of the OUSD stablecoin consortium without prior consultation.

Upbit operator Dunamu confirms it won't participate in Open USD issuance, joining Samsung in distancing from the stablecoin consortium that sent Circle

La controversia stablecoin Ousd si intensifica dopo la smentita di Samsung. Scopri di più sulla situazione attuale.

A new dollar-based stablecoin called Open USD, or OUSD, is drawing attention after its issuer said that major companies such as Google (GOOGL), ...

Samsung Electronics, Dunamu, and other South Korean firms deny joining the Open USD stablecoin alliance, saying they were listed as partners without formal