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Stablecoin Issuers providers

CATEGORY · 114 COMPANIES

Issuers minting and redeeming regulated stablecoins backed by reserves and transparent attestations. 114 companies are listed here, of which 17 hold a local authorisation in at least one market.

Companies
114
+114 this month
Locally licensed
17
Median all-in
0.25%
filed pricing
Countries covered
45
Verified ✓
114
of 114
Pricing breakdown7 with filed fees
Under $100k / mo
0.25%
$100k – $250k
0.25%
$250k – $1M
0.25%
Over $1M
0.25%
What defines this category
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Mints and redeems a stablecoin
Backed by reserves with filed attestations
✓
Issuance is the core business
Not a wallet or ramp that merely supports tokens
✓
Regulatory or reserve model on record
Classification follows filed issuance coverage
✕
Not a blockchain network
Layer-1 and L2 networks sit in Blockchains

Classification is editorial, not self-declared. A company may request a category; we add it only when the coverage data supports it.

The short answerCOMPUTED 29 OCT 2026

114 companies operate as stablecoin issuers, and 17 hold a local authorisation in at least one market. Median all-in cost is 0.25%. 114 have verified review scores in this category.

Companies in this category
Ranked by verified review score within Stablecoin Issuers only · 12 of 114 shown
1
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Aave✓ VERIFIED
Aave is a decentralised liquidity protocol for lending and borrowing crypto and stablecoins, and issues the GHO stablecoin.
2
A
AE Coin✓ VERIFIED
AE Coin, issued by AED Stablecoin LLC, is the first UAE dirham-backed stablecoin licensed by the Central Bank of the UAE.
3
A
Aegis✓ VERIFIED
Aegis issues YUSD and jUSD, dollar-pegged stablecoins earning yield through delta-neutral strategies.
4
A
Agant✓ VERIFIED
Agant is preparing to launch GBPA, a sterling stablecoin backed 1:1 by cash and short-term gilts, partnering with Archax, Copper, Fireblocks and Clear Junction.
5
A
Agora✓ VERIFIED
Agora issues AUSD, a fully reserved dollar stablecoin, and provides APIs to mint, move and earn money, with reserves managed by VanEck and custodied at State Street.
6
A
AllUnity✓ VERIFIED
AllUnity, a JV of DWS, Galaxy and Flow Traders, issues the EURAU euro stablecoin under MiCA.
7
A
Ampleforth✓ VERIFIED
Ampleforth runs AMPL, an elastic-supply asset, and SPOT, a decentralised inflation-resistant flatcoin.
8
A
Anchorage Digital Bank is an OCC-chartered national trust bank offering custody, trading, staking and stablecoin issuance.
9
A
Anchorpoint, a JV of Standard Chartered, HKT and Animoca Brands, holds one of the first HKMA stablecoin issuer licences and plans HKDAP.
10
A
Angle Protocol✓ VERIFIED
Angle issues EURA (agEUR) and USDA, over-collateralised decentralised stablecoins.
11
A
Anzen✓ VERIFIED
Anzen issues USDz, a stablecoin backed by a diversified portfolio of real-world private credit.
12
A
AUDC Pty Ltd, an Australian Financial Services Licensee, issues AUDD, an Australian dollar-backed stablecoin.
12 of 114 · a company ranked here may rank differently in its other categories
Stablecoin Issuers · category briefingRESEARCH DESK9 UNIQUE DATA POINTS · 16% SHARED

What separates the top stablecoin issuers from the other 109

One hundred and fourteen companies are classified as stablecoin issuers, and 17 hold a local authorisation in at least one market. That concentration is not brand strength — it tracks almost exactly with which providers hold their own local rail access rather than reselling someone else's.

The category is also the most cross-listed on the platform: 10 of the 114 also appear in at least one other category, most often Wallets or Blockchains. A company ranked twelfth here can be first in Wallets, so category rank alone is a poor proxy for whether it fits your use case.

Few providers in this category have published all-in pricing yet — compare live quotes once you have a shortlist of three.

Companies
114
Median all-in
0.25%
Also in other categories
10
Verified reviews
114

How the leader earned the position

Ranking inputs for this category specifically, with Aave's figure against the category median.

Review score · 40%0.0 against category peers — the largest single contributor to the gap.
Review volume · 25%Thin-reviewed companies cannot reach the top five whatever their score.
Recency · 20%Reviews inside 90 days count more than older ones.
Data completeness · 15%Filed coverage, pricing and rails — the input a company controls directly, and the fastest way up the list.

What separates the top five

The operational differences behind the ranking, not the ranking itself.

Aave
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AE Coin
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Aegis
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Agant
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Agora
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Stablecoin Issuers providers, answered

From the questions buyers ask about this category. Marked up as FAQPage.

Aave leads on verified review score at 0.0, but the honest answer is corridor-specific: filter by your route and the ranking reorders. A provider first globally is often mid-table on a specific country pair.

Because they genuinely do several things. 10 of the 114 stablecoin issuers also appear in Wallets or Blockchains, and each category ranks them independently on that capability alone.

Before you compare on price

Most categories still have a long tail of providers without published all-in fees. Shortlist on capability and coverage first, then request live quotes from three finalists.