The launch roster spans payment networks, global banks, big tech, crypto exchanges, and chains. Here is who joined Open Standard, sorted by role.

Open USD Partners: The 140+ Companies Behind Open Standard

Visa Stablecoin Platform (VSP) is Visa's managed environment for banks and fintechs to mint, hold, move, and redeem stablecoins. Launched July 16, 2026 with Open USD.

What Is Visa Stablecoin Platform (VSP)?

Wallet-as-a-Service lets banks and fintechs embed onchain wallets without building custody or key management. Passkeys, allow lists, dual-control approvals, audit logs.

Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS) Explained

Visa Direct is Visa's real-time payout rail. The Visa Stablecoin Platform ties stablecoin mint, hold, and redeem operations into that same rail.

Visa Direct and Stablecoins: How VSP Ties Onchain Balances to Visa's Payout Rail

How Open USD's partner board makes decisions, splits reserve earnings, and admits new members, and what the launch announcement leaves open.

Open Standard Governance: How the Partner Board and Collaborative Decisions Work

Open USD joins USDC, USDT, and USDG in a multi-issuer world. Here is how enterprise payments stacks route across them, and where Eco Routes fits as the orchestration layer.

Stablecoin Orchestration With Open USD: Routing Across Multi-Issuer Rails

When Open USD fits enterprise cash versus USDC and USDG: reserve-earnings model, governance exposure, custody options, integration paths, and a decision tree by treasury profile.

Open USD for Treasury: How CFOs Should Evaluate Open Standard's Stablecoin

Open Standard's 140-partner Open USD launches into a market where Paxos and the Global Dollar Network already run a partner-led stablecoin. Here is how the two compare on governance, reserves,…

Open USD vs USDG: Two Stablecoin Consortiums Compared 2026

Mint and redeem at no cost, partners earn the reserve yield minus a management fee, and a partner board governs the asset. Here is how the three mechanics fit together.

How Open USD Works: Zero-Cost Minting and Partner Reserve Sharing Explained

What's confirmed about Open USD's reserves, the partner yield-share model, and how the framework compares to USDC and USDG, with TBD items flagged per launch documentation.

Open USD Reserves and Backing: What Backs Open Standard's Stablecoin

Open USD and USDC compared across issuer, backing, governance, partner economics, distribution, regulation, and cross-chain availability. 2026 breakdown.

Open USD vs USDC: How the New Stablecoin Compares to Circle's

Open USD is a partner-governed stablecoin from Open Standard, backed by 140+ companies including Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, BlackRock, and Coinbase.

What Is Open USD? Open Standard's Stablecoin Explained 2026

Open USD stablecoin, Open Standard governance, and partner network

Open USD and Open Standard

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