Holding OUSD
Bridge
Bridge custodial wallets explicitly support OUSD on Base, Ethereum, Solana and Tempo.
OUSD providers and integrations
Choose an activity to find provider-specific setup, eligibility and documentation. Each card links to that activity on the provider’s profile.
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Holding OUSD
Coinbase
Coinbase documents buying and managing Open USD on its US exchange; business holding arrangements need confirmation.
Holding OUSD
Privy
Privy can expose a Bridge-custodied OUSD wallet and its balance inside an application.
Holding OUSD
Stripe
Can an account hold OUSD? An eligible Treasury financial account can store OUSD, with Bridge custody. It holds one stablecoin storage currency at a time.
Holding OUSD
Visa
VSP supports OUSD balances for selected institutional clients in beta.
Sending payouts from OUSD
Bridge
Bridge Transfers can deliver OUSD or another supported destination asset; check each route direction.
Sending payouts from OUSD
Mastercard
Open Standard lists Mastercard for sending funds, but does not specify an OUSD payout API or network matrix.
Sending payouts from OUSD
Privy
Privy documents custodial OUSD transfers, including an OUSD-on-Tempo example. This is a wallet-to-wallet transfer, not a bank-payout API.
Sending payouts from OUSD
Stripe
What reaches the recipient? Treasury can fund payouts from OUSD, but the documented external assets are supported fiat, USDC or USDC.e. Native OUSD recipient delivery is not established by this product guide.
Connect stablecoin payouts
Payouts funded from an OUSD balance
Sending payouts from OUSD
Visa
VSP supports OUSD transfers; the wallet arrangement determines where they are executed.
Issuing OUSD-funded cards
Bridge
Bridge wallet-funded cards use Stripe Issuing; current OUSD card funding still needs confirmation.
Issuing OUSD-funded cards
Stripe
Stripe’s customer Issuing card programs are in private preview; confirm OUSD funding for the chosen integration.
Minting and redeeming OUSD
Bridge
Open Standard network partners can arrange direct OUSD access through Bridge.
Minting and redeeming OUSD
Mastercard
Mastercard documents wholesale OUSD minting and redemption for exchanges, distributors and institutions.
Minting and redeeming OUSD
Visa
Eligible VSP clients can mint and redeem OUSD through the portal.
Creating OUSD wallets
Bridge
Bridge provides a direct custodial-wallet API with explicit OUSD support on four networks.
Creating OUSD wallets
Coinbase
Open Standard lists Coinbase as a wallet integration path but does not identify an OUSD wallet API.
Creating OUSD wallets
Mastercard
Mastercard is listed as an OUSD wallet integration path; product-level provisioning details still need confirmation.
Creating OUSD wallets
Privy
Privy offers embedded wallets and a separate Bridge-backed custodial route with documented OUSD transfers.
Wallet management for OUSD
Custodial OUSD wallets and transfers
Creating OUSD wallets
Visa
VSP offers Wallet-as-a-Service or a connection to your existing wallet provider.
Converting OUSD
Bridge
Bridge documents conversion into and out of OUSD using approved transfer routes.
Converting OUSD
Coinbase
Coinbase documents a US exchange purchase flow; institutional 1:1 conversion is a separate listed path.
OUSD integration path
Buying OUSD on Coinbase (U.S.)
Converting OUSD
Mastercard
Open Standard lists Mastercard for buying, selling and swaps through API or portal access.
Converting OUSD
Stripe
Which conversion is available? Treasury converts OUSD to or from supported fiat balances in the same eligible financial account. The Dashboard flow is documented; the general currency-conversion API is private preview.
Managing OUSD custody
Bridge
Bridge offers custodial OUSD wallets, subject to approved production fund flows and geographic restrictions.
Managing OUSD custody
Coinbase
Open Standard lists Coinbase custody; exact OUSD institutional support depends on the chosen account.
Managing OUSD custody
Privy
Bridge is the custodian for Privy custodial wallets; Privy configures who may request actions.
Managing OUSD custody
Stripe
Bridge custodies OUSD held in Stripe Treasury financial accounts.
Managing OUSD custody
Visa
Visa supplies key-management technology for Wallet-as-a-Service; the client remains its own custodian.
Accepting OUSD payments
Stripe
Can customers pay in OUSD? Stripe’s September 30, 2026 launch announcement explicitly includes OUSD payment acceptance, and its OUSD overview links to Payments. The detailed accepted-token table still names only USDC, USDP and USDG. This conflict remained unresolved on October 12, 2026; confirm the merchant, network and integration with Stripe before implementation.
No matching activities
Try a broader task, another provider, or include unconfirmed networks. No match does not mean a provider cannot support the operation.
API access and testing
- Visa: Open USD API access
Visa’s FAQ says API access is coming soon. Open Standard lists an API path; confirm timing with Visa.
- Bridge: General developer sandbox
Bridge Sandbox simulates compliance and payment activity; supported simulations can generate webhook events.
Native networks
Token deployment is separate from provider support. View official contracts and explorer links.
- OUSD on Base — native token deployed.
- OUSD on Ethereum — native token deployed.
- OUSD on Solana — native token deployed.
- OUSD on Tempo — native token deployed.
Tag reference
Access tags describe availability and onboarding. OUSD tags describe asset-specific evidence. Different products within an activity can have different tags. None means we have independently tested an integration.
| Tag | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Onboarding | An account and provider onboarding are required. Eligibility and approval depend on the product. |
| Limited beta | Access is limited to selected clients or a private preview. Confirm eligibility and release restrictions with the provider. |
| Access unconfirmed | The reviewed sources do not establish access to this product for OUSD. Confirm availability and eligibility with the provider. |
| OUSD documented | Official sources explicitly describe this product’s use of OUSD for the activity. Check the provider profile for supported operations, networks and limits. |
| OUSD listed | An official OUSD integration listing names this provider for the activity. Product-level OUSD support and implementation details still need confirmation. |
| OUSD unconfirmed | OUSD support for this product is unresolved in the reviewed sources. General platform documentation is not confirmation; unconfirmed does not mean unsupported. |
References and last updated
Based on provider docs. We haven’t tested these integrations. Each activity links to its sources and limits. Record reviews: 2026-10-11–2026-10-12. Review method