Paxos' USDG0 Integrates Regulatory Standards with Cross-Chain DeFi Advancements
- Paxos launches USDG0, a cross-chain stablecoin using LayerZero’s OFT standard to expand dollar-backed liquidity across multiple blockchains while maintaining regulatory compliance. - The global stablecoin market hit $300B in October 2025, with trading dominating 88.2% of transactions, showing expanding use cases beyond crypto trading. - USDG0 avoids wrapped tokens, enabling native cross-chain functionality on Ethereum , Solana , and others, preserving compliance and composability. - Regulatory frameworks
Paxos Labs has introduced USDG0, an omnichain version of its regulated USDG stablecoin, aiming to broaden dollar-based liquidity throughout various blockchain networks. Developed using LayerZero’s OFT (Omni-Fi Token) protocol, this new token enables USDG to transfer smoothly across different chains while upholding regulatory standards and full U.S. dollar backing. The initiative is designed to connect regulated stablecoin frameworks with decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms such as Hyperliquid, Plume, and
This launch reflects the rising interest in stablecoins for uses beyond cryptocurrency trading. In October 2025, the global stablecoin market exceeded $300 billion in total value,
Unlike traditional wrapped tokens, Paxos’s USDG0 stands out by enabling the same asset to operate natively across
The stablecoin sector is becoming more competitive as regulatory frameworks in the U.S. (through the GENIUS Act) and Europe (MiCA) drive broader adoption. While Tether’s
Institutional involvement is also rising due to offerings such as the 15% yield product from Figment, OpenTrade, and Crypto.com, which targets institutions looking for steady returns. At the same time,
The launch of Paxos’s USDG0 demonstrates the merging of regulated financial infrastructure with DeFi, positioning stablecoins as a reliable cross-border value transfer tool. As the industry expands, competition among issuers and innovators like Obex and StakeMyGold points to a future of more diverse, yield-oriented stablecoin ecosystems.
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