Assets · Stablecoin · issued by Bridge

Open USD (OUSD)Updated 18 Oct 2026

US dollar stablecoin run by Open Standard, a company owned by Coinbase, Mastercard, Shopify, Stripe and Visa, and issued by Stripe's Bridge.

Asset sources[1][2]

~$911.98mSupply, 7 Nov 2026
4Networks
OUSDIssued by
0Also used by

Issued through Open USD (OUSD) Live (limited)

Classification · medium confidence

Legal form
Stablecoin from economic tests
Underlying
Government debt · Government debt, Money
Value behaviour
Stable value · no income
Ledger role
Native

Primary by the cash residual exception: components are only money and US Treasury instruments (T-bills, Treasury repo, government MMFs) from a Treasury reserve: Bridge says its coins are backed 1:1 by a mixture of short-term Treasuries and cash deposits; no per-coin split published.

Sourced[1]. How assets are classified: methodology.

Contracts

Addresses as published by the issuer. Check them on the explorer before relying on them. Supply per network comes from the issuing deployment's on-chain figures.

NetworkAddressStandardSupply hereSource
Tempo0x20c000…6874BE ↗—~$621.63m[1]
Ethereum0x9f6F39…AC4436 ↗—~$112.03m[1]
Base0xB20000…415344 ↗—~$94.83m[1]
Solanaousd2mJs…iatYHB ↗—~$83.49m[1]

Sources

  1. [1]Open Issuance Transparency | Bridge — Bridge. Accessed 18 Oct 2026. Issuer's transparency page for Open Issuance stablecoins: contracts per chain, circulating supply and reserves, read 18 Oct 2026..B
  2. [2]Stripe-linked Open USD stablecoin goes live with Visa, Mastercard as backers — Ledger Insights, 1 Oct 2026. Accessed 11 Oct 2026.C

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