Organisations · Bank · United States · lead.bank
Lead Bank
US bank serving fintech partners; holds part of the OUSD reserves.
Headquarters: United States · used for “firms based in” filters (how location works)
Profile sources[1]
Deployments
Each row is a sourced claim on that deployment's record. The evidence column shows the source and its grade; the numbers link to the full list below.
| Deployment | Role | Status | Evidence | Last reviewed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Figure YLDS yield-bearing dollar token | Custodian Holds cash for certificate purchases in a Figure Payments account ($5.5m at 30 June 2026). | Live (limited) | A Figure Certificate Company (SEC Form 10-Q), 14 Aug 2026[2] | Reviewed 13d ago |
| Mastercard stablecoin settlement for issuers, acquirers and merchants | Client or user Named early adopter for the US and Latin America. | Live (limited) | B Mastercard, Jun 2026[3] | Reviewed 13d ago |
| Open USD (OUSD) | Custodian Reserve holder. | Live (limited) | C The Paypers, 1 Oct 2026[4] | Reviewed 25d ago |
| Visa stablecoin settlement for issuers and acquirers | Client or user One of the first two US banks to settle in USDC on Solana. | Live (limited) | C Ledger Insights, 16 Dec 2025[5] | Reviewed 11d ago |
Sources
- [1]Lead Bank — Lead Bank. Accessed 11 Oct 2026.B
- [2]Figure Certificate Company quarterly report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 — Figure Certificate Company (SEC Form 10-Q), 14 Aug 2026. Accessed 26 Oct 2026.A
- [3]Mastercard expands settlement capabilities — Mastercard, Jun 2026. Accessed 11 Oct 2026.B
- [4]Open Standard launches OUSD stablecoin with five founding partners — The Paypers, 1 Oct 2026. Accessed 11 Oct 2026.C
- [5]Visa enables card settlement using stablecoins in US — Ledger Insights, 16 Dec 2025. Accessed 11 Oct 2026.C
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