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USE CASE · GLOBAL VIEW

377 providers earn on idle balances on stablecoin rails. This is the global ranking. Narrow to a country or a corridor below — the shortlist changes between markets.

Providers
377
Median all-in
0.40%
Median settle
—
not published
Corridors covered
233
Countries
70
The short answerCOMPUTED 29 OCT 2026

377 providers earn on idle balances, at a median all-in cost of 0.40%. There is no single best provider: coverage and price change by corridor, so filter to your route before comparing. Send an enquiry when you already know the markets you need.

Corridors for this use case
Country-to-country routes with a ranked shortlist on each page.
12 OF 233 SHOWN
🇺🇸→🇧🇷United States → Brazil
171.05%
🇺🇸→🇬🇧United States → United Kingdom
170.6%
🇺🇸→🇸🇬United States → Singapore
160.6%
🇺🇸→🇲🇽United States → Mexico
151.5%
🇺🇸→🇩🇪United States → Germany
130.6%
🇺🇸→🇪🇸United States → Spain
130.6%
🇺🇸→🇮🇪United States → Ireland
130.6%
🇺🇸→🇫🇷United States → France
120.6%
🇺🇸→🇮🇹United States → Italy
120.6%
🇺🇸→🇳🇱United States → Netherlands
120.6%
🇫🇷→🇺🇸France → United States
10—
🇺🇸→🇦🇪United States → United Arab Emirates
90.6%
Each row is a directed corridor. Open it for the ranked shortlist on that route.ALL ROUTES →
Top providers globally
Ranked by verified review score within this use case
12 OF 377 SHOWN
1
1
1Money✓ VERIFIED
1Money is a Layer 1 network built for stablecoin payments with fixed low fees and fast finality.
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
Akount✓ VERIFIED
Akount (Berlin) is an analytics platform that helps crypto businesses make data-driven decisions.
7
A
Alchemy✓ VERIFIED
Alchemy provides node APIs, smart wallets and payments infrastructure.
8
A
Aleo✓ VERIFIED
Aleo is a zero-knowledge L1 for private applications and payments, home to privacy-focused stablecoin initiatives.
9
A
Alfred Pay✓ VERIFIED
Alfred Pay provides stablecoin payment infrastructure with virtual local accounts, instant settlement and APIs across Brazil, Mexico, Colombia and Argentina.
10
A
Algorand supports native USDC and USDT.
11
A
Allium✓ VERIFIED
Allium offers blockchain data infrastructure including stablecoin and payments analytics.
12
A
AlloyX✓ VERIFIED
AlloyX provides stablecoin infrastructure and real-world-asset tokenisation; it was acquired by Nasdaq-listed Solowin for $350M.
Treasury · use-case indexRESEARCH DESK12 UNIQUE DATA POINTS · 10% SHARED

Which of the 233 treasury routes is yours

Yield and money markets lists 377 providers and 233 published destination markets. The provider ranking changes completely between routes, so the corridor page, not this index, is where the useful comparison happens.

What this index is good for is spotting where a route is cheap because it is competitive, and where it is cheap because it is thin. United States → Brazil sits at 1.05% with 17 providers. Provider count beside the median is the signal to read.

Providers
377
Routes published
233
Median across routes
0.40%
Countries reachable
70

Where this use case is competitive, and where it is thin

Top routes by provider count, with the median beside it so you can tell competitive from unmeasured.

United States → Brazil171.05%competitive
United States → United Kingdom170.6%competitive
United States → Singapore160.6%competitive
United States → Mexico151.5%competitive
United States → Germany130.6%developing

Treasury on stablecoin rails, answered

From buyer questions about this use case. Marked up as FAQPage.

The one you actually pay on. Ranking, pricing and settlement all change between country pairs, and a provider first on one route is frequently outside the top ten on another.

The number that misleads on an index

The 377 provider count at the top of this page is the least useful number on it. On any single country pair the figure that can actually serve you is usually under ten, and on thin routes the published median is set by two or three quotes. Always read provider count beside the median — under five, treat the price as indicative.