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LayerZero has argued that regulated stablecoin issuance is central to mass adoption after Anchorage Digital selected the protocol as its preferred interoperability layer for stablecoins issued through its federally chartered bank. Summary LayerZero says regulated stablecoins are essential for banks, payment firms and corporate treasury adoption globally. Anchorage Digital selected LayerZero as its preferred interoperability layer for federally issued stablecoins this week. Tether’s USAT is the first Anchorage-issued stablecoin confirmed to use LayerZero’s OFT interoperability standard globally. LayerZero says its OFT standard has processed $280 billion across more than 170 blockchains worldwide. Federal law requires permitted stablecoin issuers to maintain reserves and follow strict anti-money-laundering compliance standards. LayerZero said on Sept. 22 that banks, payment providers and corporate treasury teams need digital assets that can satisfy regulatory, reserve and compliance requirements before integrating stablecoins deeply into their operations. The company published the argument one day after Anchorage Digital announced its interoperability partnership with LayerZero. The partnership covers Anchorage Digital Bank’s stablecoin issuance platform, which currently supports products from Tether, Western Union, OSL Group and Falcon Finance. Tether’s USAT is the first stablecoin confirmed to use LayerZero’s Omnichain Fungible Token, or OFT, standard under the arrangement. For banks, corporate treasuries, and payment providers evaluating stablecoin adoption and operating under regulatory oversight, asset infrastructure that can meet the unique regulatory requirements of their jurisdiction is a must. In light of @Anchorage’s selection of LayerZero… — LayerZero (@LayerZero_Core) September 22, 2026 You might also like: LayerZero launches ATLAS exchange infrastructure as ZRO jumps 16% LayerZero puts regulation at center of stablecoin adoption In its latest analysis, LayerZero argues that stablecoin technology has already solved many technical barriers around settlement speed, availability and cross-border transfers, while institutional adoption still depends heavily on trust, legal accountability and compliance. The company wrote that “Regulated is not a constraint on what a stablecoin can be,” presenting regulated issuance as a path toward use by banks and corporate treasuries. LayerZero’s position is an assessment of institutional adoption, not a regulatory finding or guarantee that regulated stablecoins will capture most future payment activity. For a corporate treasury, LayerZero said compliance questions can include who issues the stablecoin, how reserves are managed, whether sanctioned addresses can be restricted and which entity remains legally responsible for the asset. Payment providers face similar operational questions when connecting blockchain settlement with regulated financial services. LayerZero’s statement that banks will not deeply integrate unregulated instruments should be read as the company’s view. U.S. law sets more specific requirements covering payment stablecoin issuance, distribution, custody and compliance, while different digital assets can fall under separate legal frameworks.