Browse regulated stablecoins grouped by the fiat currency or asset they are pegged to.
A stablecoin's reference currency is the fiat currency or asset to which it maintains a stable value peg. The most common reference currency is the US Dollar (USD), with stablecoins such as USDC (Circle), USDT (Tether), and USDP (Paxos). Euro-pegged stablecoins include EURC (Circle) and EURT (Tether). Singapore Dollar-pegged and other currency-pegged stablecoins are also emerging under local regulatory frameworks.
From a regulatory standpoint, the reference currency determines which rules apply. Under MiCA in the EU, USD-pegged stablecoins are classified as "significant" asset-referenced tokens if they reach high transaction volumes, triggering stricter reserve and reporting requirements. Most national frameworks focus primarily on stablecoins pegged to the domestic currency or major reserve currencies.
This page lists all regulated stablecoins tracked by STRIDE, organized by their reference currency. Each stablecoin entry includes its issuer, collateral method (fiat-backed, crypto-backed, or commodity-backed), and blockchain deployments.
