Falcon Finance Launches fUSD Stablecoin

Falcon Finance and Anchorage Digital Bank have announced the launch of fUSD, a new regulated stablecoin aimed at institutional clients. The product will operate through the Ceffu platform and complies with the requirements of the GENIUS Act, the U.S. regulatory framework for payment stablecoins adopted in 2025.

Anchorage Digital Bank will serve as the issuer of fUSD, while Falcon Finance will be responsible for product development and the rewards program. The stablecoin is backed by reserves supervised by the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). Deloitte will conduct monthly reserve audits.

According to the companies, institutional holders that enter into separate agreements with Falcon Finance will be able to receive payments linked to the yield of reserve assets. The expected yield of the program is around 3% annually. At the same time, Anchorage, as the issuer, does not pay yield directly on the stablecoin itself in order to comply with U.S. legal requirements.

The stablecoin will be integrated into Ceffu’s asset custody and collateral system, which is already used by companies such as FalconX, Presto, and Orderly. In addition, Falcon Finance confirmed that it will allocate part of its own corporate reserves to fUSD immediately after launch.

Falcon Finance is now developing two dollar-denominated products at once. USDf remains focused on DeFi users and synthetic-dollar strategies, while fUSD is designed for regulated institutional participants that need a classic stablecoin with a traditional collateral model.

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