#OUSD稳定币上线 Financial institutions such as Visa, BlackRock, and Coinb will jointly launch a new stablecoin, OUSD.

Open Standard announced the launch of the consortium stablecoin Open USD (OUSD) for global payments and settlements, with over 140 institutions including Visa, Stripe, Mastercard, BlackRock, BNY, Coinb, Ripple, Google, Shopify, Byb, OK, Solana, etc. already joining the ecosystem.
Open USD adopts a consortium governance model, where partners can proportionally share the stablecoin reserve yields (after deducting minor operating costs) and jointly participate in governance, rather than being controlled by a single issuer.
Open USD supports zero-fee minting and redemption and unlimited issuance scale, and is expected to officially launch later this year.
Zach Abrams, co-founder and CEO of Bridge, the stablecoin infrastructure company under Stripe, will temporarily serve as CEO of Open Standard.
The previously disclosed consortium list for the dollar stablecoin Open USD (OUSD) included several Korean companies such as Samsung Electronics, Dunamu, KakaoBank, Hyundai Card, KB Kookmin Card, and Samsung Card, but multiple companies stated that they have not engaged in formal negotiations with the OUSD issuer.
According to reports, a representative from Samsung Electronics said they had not conducted formal negotiations and were unclear about what role they would play in the consortium. Dunamu and K Bank, etc., stated that Open Standard had asked if they were interested in participating in OUSD, and their response was merely "we can briefly consider it." Another corporate source said they only learned they were included in the OUSD consortium member list through domestic Korean news and were confused about being listed.