The Algorand Foundation announced that Brale has expanded its custom stablecoin issuance and orchestration platform to the Algorand blockchain. The move brings regulated stablecoin infrastructure to Algorand, a Layer-1 network focused on scalability, security, and fast finality.
Brale is a U.S.-regulated stablecoin issuance platform. It allows businesses to launch and manage their own stablecoins with reserve management, compliance, and banking connectivity built in. Operating under U.S. money transmitter licenses, Brale combines custody, mint-and-burn processes, and compliance tools into a single system. Through APIs, enterprises and fintech companies can integrate stablecoins into payment, treasury, and finance workflows without maintaining blockchain or compliance infrastructure.
The integration adds Brale to Algorand’s existing stablecoin ecosystem, which already supports assets such as USDC, xUSD, and EURD, as well as regional payment projects across multiple markets. With Brale’s multi-chain model, enterprises can issue branded, regulated stablecoins on Algorand that connect both to traditional banking systems and decentralized finance.
For developers, the integration supports new payment, remittance, and treasury products using compliant on-chain assets. Custom stablecoins issued through Brale on Algorand can also create revenue opportunities tied to reserve yields.
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