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Cryptocurrency wallet provider Exodus has partnered with MoonPay to launch a US dollar stablecoin, expected to go live in January 2026.

2025.12.17 09:09:50

As of December 17, Coindesk reports that cryptocurrency wallet provider Exodus is officially entering the stablecoin market by launching a fully USD-backed stablecoin in partnership with fintech firm MoonPay. MoonPay, backed by stablecoin infrastructure provider M0, will oversee the stablecoin’s issuance and management. The token is set to launch in January 2026, with specific network and product details to be revealed at a later date. The Exodus Stablecoin will serve as the core of *Exodus Pay*—the company’s upcoming product designed to enable everyday cryptocurrency payments while preserving user self-custody.
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