Paxos Labs has unveiled USDG0, an omnichain extension of its regulated USDG stablecoin designed to operate as a single native asset across multiple blockchains. USDG0 aims to unite regulated dollar liquidity and facilitate capital deployment in ecosystems such as Hyperliquid, Plume and Aptos, aligning technical design with compliance and institutional requirements.
USDG0 relies on the Omnichain Fungible Token (OFT) standard from LayerZero to function as a shared native asset across chains, rather than depending on wrapped tokens or custodial bridges. This design maintains a unified supply controlled by Paxos, which, according to reports, prevents liquidity fragmentation and improves capital efficiency in decentralized applications.
The launch positions USDG0 to bridge liquidity and simplify multi-chain operations, while maintaining the stability and oversight frameworks Paxos has established with its existing regulated stablecoins.
The technical proposal seeks to reduce dependencies on intermediaries that traditionally block or misrepresent liquidity between networks, and to simplify integration for developers and DeFi platforms. The product retains a 1:1 parity with the U.S. dollar, with tokens backed by dollars and cash equivalents deposited in regulated financial institutions; issuance and management are guaranteed by Paxos Trust Company, supervised by the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS).
In addition, the project incorporates transparency controls, including monthly audits and institutional-grade custody, in line with the regulatory practices cited in the statements.
Regulation for stablecoin and institutional use cases
The launch comes amid greater regulatory clarification. According to various cited sources, the regulatory march includes initiatives such as the GENIUS Act in the U.S. and the entry into force of the MiCA framework in Europe, measures that, according to analysts, facilitate the integration of regulated stablecoins into traditional financial infrastructure.
Paxos also aims to obtain an OCC Trust Charter, which would be a relevant step toward traditional banking integration.
The stablecoin market is cited as a driver behind this strategy: one source indicates that capitalization exceeded $300.000 M in October 2025, with daily transaction activity averaging $3,1 billones and B2B payments reaching $10.000 M monthly; another source records a capitalization of $303.000 M in October 2023. Since 2018, Paxos has processed more than $180.000 M in tokenization, and its portfolio already includes regulated products such as USDP (formerly PAX) and PYUSD, positions the company seeks to expand with USDG0.
For institutions, USDG0 aims to eliminate risks associated with bridges and wrapped tokens, enabling use cases such as cross-chain settlement layers on Aptos, yield-optimized lending markets on Hyperliquid and tokenized yield strategies on Plume. Together, these applications aim to facilitate institutional access to regulated liquidity without sacrificing compliance.
USDG0 introduces an omnichain approach that combines unified supply and regulatory oversight; its adoption will depend on usage metrics and the evolution of the regulatory framework.
