Assets · Stablecoin · issued by BitGo

USD1 (USD1)Updated 28 Oct 2026

US dollar stablecoin issued by BitGo Bank & Trust under World Liberty Financial's brand, with reserves held by BitGo; moved across chains with Chainlink CCIP.

Asset sources[1][2][3][4] · ERC-20[1]

~$3.51bnSupply, 7 Nov 2026
10Networks
USD1Issued by
0Also used by

Issued through World Liberty Financial USD (USD1) Live (scaled)

Classification · low confidence

Legal form
Stablecoin from economic tests
Underlying
Government debt · Money, Government debt
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: the issuer says USD1 is backed by dollars and US government MMFs (and 'other cash equivalents'), without weights; the monthly reports page did not expose the figures.

Sourced[2]. 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.

Sources

  1. [1]USD1 contract addresses — World Liberty Financial. Accessed 14 Oct 2026.B
  2. [2]USD1 — World Liberty Financial. Accessed 21 Oct 2026.B
  3. [3]USD1 Reserve Report for August 2026, with Independent Accountants' Examination Report — BitGo Bank & Trust (KPMG LLP), 24 Sep 2026. Accessed 28 Oct 2026. Says USD1 is issued and redeemed by BitGo Bank & Trust, N.A., while World Liberty Financial and SC Financial Technologies own the brand..A
  4. [4]What is USD1? — World Liberty Financial. Accessed 28 Oct 2026. Says USD1 is issued and minted by BitGo and that World Liberty Financial does not issue or custody it..B

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