According to Digital Asset, global payments company Stripe filed trademarks in South Korea on June 30 for “OPEN STANDARD” and “OPEN USD,” corresponding respectively to Open Standard of the Global Stablecoin Alliance and its issued OUSD. The trademark’s specified scope covers services such as compliance frameworks for crypto payments, digital currency electronic transfers between alliance members, and cross-network crypto transaction identity verification. Open Standard already has 149 partners, including Visa, Mastercard, BlackRock, and 13 South Korean companies.

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BoringButBullish
· 2h ago
The naming of OUSD is kind of interesting—does “Open USD” sound more “open” than USDC?
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Post-RainCandlestickReflection
· 2h ago
The South Korean market has become a battleground—13 local companies have moved in, indicating that the regulatory environment is easing.
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GaslightLatte
· 2h ago
From payment companies to a stablecoin alliance, Stripe’s ambition isn’t just about card acquiring fees.
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MorningLightInAGlassBottle
· 2h ago
Crypto payment compliance framework + cross-network identity verification—Stripe seems to be positioning itself as a general contractor for stablecoin infrastructure
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