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Mantle Joins Global Dollar Network as USDG Circulation Hits $3 Billion

Mantle has officially integrated USDG, the Paxos-issued stablecoin, as a native asset on its network, marking its entry into the Global Dollar Network. This move connects the platform to a reward-sharing ecosystem that has already surpassed $3.5 billion in circulation across more than 150 institutional partners.

Mantle Joins Global Dollar Network as USDG Circulation Hits $3 Billion
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Unlike standard stablecoin integrations where issuers retain all economic benefits, Mantle’s participation in the Global Dollar Network (GDN) grants the network a stake in the system’s reward-sharing model. This structure aligns Mantle with major industry players like Kraken and Robinhood, positioning the network to capture upside from the stablecoin's rapid adoption. With USDG functioning under the dual regulatory oversight of Singapore’s Monetary Authority and the European Union’s MiCA framework, the integration provides a transparent, compliant backbone for institutional-grade capital.

This addition expands Mantle’s institutional asset stack, which already includes AUSD, USDe, USDY, and USDT0. The network has seen significant growth in real-world asset (RWA) TVL, climbing from approximately $22 million to $240 million over the past year. By anchoring its ecosystem with USDG, Mantle aims to bridge the gap between traditional finance and on-chain utility, offering institutional participants a reliable settlement asset for tokenized equities, treasuries, and commodities.

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