Issuer
Bridge
Bridge, a Stripe company, is the regulated issuer of MGUSD.
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MGUSD is MoneyGram's native U.S. dollar stablecoin and the foundation for a planned suite of financial services across its global network. It is designed for people sending money across borders and customers with limited access to traditional financial services.
MoneyGram plans to integrate MGUSD directly into its app through a self-custodial wallet, giving customers a dollar-denominated balance they can hold, move globally, and convert into local currency. MGUSD launched in the United States with plans for broader global availability.
How MGUSD Works
Issuer
Bridge, a Stripe company, is the regulated issuer of MGUSD.
Token infrastructure
M0 provides the smart contract infrastructure used to mint and burn MGUSD.
Launch network
MGUSD launched natively on Stellar, a blockchain optimized for payments.
Wallet infrastructure
MoneyGram holds MGUSD in Fireblocks wallets before sending it to customer wallets.
At launch, MGUSD is available in the U.S. market through MoneyGram's network. MoneyGram says it plans to scale MGUSD globally. Availability, wallet features, conversion options, and local regulations may vary by market.
Read the MoneyGram announcement