Paxos is the leading regulated blockchain infrastructure and tokenization platform. Its products are the foundation for a new, open financial system that can operate faster and more efficiently. Today, trillions of dollars are locked in inefficient, outdated financial plumbing that is inaccessible to millions of people. Paxos is replatforming the financial system to enable assets to instantaneously move anywhere in the world, at any time, in a trustworthy way. Paxos partners with leading global enterprises to tokenize, custody and trade assets. Its blockchain solutions are used by leaders like PayPal, Interactive Brokers, Mastercard, Mercado Libre and Nubank. Paxos is licensed to engage in virtual currency business activity and is the issuer of numerous digital assets including PayPal USD (PYUSD), Pax Dollar (USDP) and Pax Gold (PAXG). Global Dollar (USDG) is issued by Paxos Digital Singapore, which is a Major Payments Institution supervised by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. USDG is also issued by Paxos Issuance Europe under the supervision of FIN-FSA and in compliance with MiCA. USDG is also available on Solana. Prudentially regulated by FIN-FSA in Europe, the OCC in the US, and the MAS in Singapore, Paxos is a leading fintech company with more than $500 million raised from leading investors including Oak HC/FT, Declaration Partners, Founders Fund and PayPal Ventures.
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Can't wait for our third Banker's Blueprint event 8:30 am Tuesday during Sibos in Miami! Many of the leading global FI and financial services firms attending to hear insights from Charles Schwab EY and Paxos. There are a couple seats left.. shoot me a DM if you want to join.
Paxos operates as an OCC-regulated National Trust Bank, built to meet the regulatory bar institutional clients and partners require. Walter Hessert, Head of Strategy at Paxos, on what it takes to build institutional-grade infrastructure:
Gold that grows. Paxos Labs just launched PAXGy, a PAXG-backed token that grows in gold terms. Bringing the economics of institutional gold lending to a token anyone can hold.
For five thousand years, gold has done one job for the majority who own it. Today it starts a second. Metals have been lent at interest for most of history. Since the 1970s, banks and large institutions have participated in a formal gold leasing market. Refiners borrow gold when they need metal months before the finished bar sells. Jewelers lease it to carry inventory through a season. Miners hedge production still in the ground. Central banks lend their reserves and earn on them. The market is old, it is large, and a few have always been paid. It has just never paid the everyday people who hold the gold. Participating has meant institutional minimums, bilateral relationships with bullion banks, credit assessment and settlement infrastructure. A market can be quoted every working day and still be closed to almost everyone who owns the asset. PAXGy changes that. PAXGy is a PAXG-backed gold asset that grows in gold terms. The gold behind it is lent to vetted institutional borrowers against pledged physical metal. Borrowers pay interest in gold, and that interest accrues to the PAXGy exchange rate. Token balances stay fixed while each PAXGy comes to be worth more PAXG. Live through OKX, and onchain across X Layer, Uniswap, ether.fi and 0x. Cross-chain messaging powered by Chainlink Labs CCIP. Learn more at paxgy.com/li PAXGy. Gold that grows.
When a partner or regulator asks why an order routed the way it did, the answer has to show exactly what the market looked like at the millisecond the decision was made. Christopher A. Greene, Senior Data Engineer, breaks down the pipeline we built to answer that question every time.
The stablecoin infrastructure with the best user experience, for distributors, developers, or end consumers, wins. Walter Hessert, Head of Strategy at Paxos, on the tailwind behind stablecoin adoption:
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"The whole stack has been stress-tested, but it has been stress-tested for the wrong species." Paula Pettit asked Peter Jonas, Chief Revenue Officer at Paxos, what buying committees will be asking 12 months from now. His answer: Are you built for agent scale? Most teams assume agents mean 10x more transaction volume. Peter thinks the real number could be closer to 1000x. Agents operate continuously, while cards batch, banks close and wires can still take a day. That makes agentic commerce an infrastructure and controls problem. Limits, review queues, reconciliation and reporting were all designed around human transaction patterns. A system running 24/7 puts very different pressure on the stack. The full conversation with Peter Jonas and Paula Pettit on Range Stablecoin Fireside 👇
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BREAKING: Paxos integrates Avalanche, with infrastructure serving 650+ institutions and supporting 470M+ end users worldwide Avalanche is now live on Paxos across their regulated financial infrastructure platform, expanding institutional access to AVAX and Avalanche-native USDC. For financial institutions and payment providers, that means more ways to build products and move money on Avalanche. All backed by a regulated infrastructure provider operating across 150+ countries with more than $18B in assets under custody. Trusted infrastructure, built on Avalanche.
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Stablecoin issuance is entering a new phase. Regulatory clarity through frameworks such as the GENIUS Act and MiCA is accelerating the next wave of digital dollar adoption. Robinhood, Ripple, Klarna, PayPal, Standard Chartered and others are among a growing number of financial institutions, fintechs and payment companies building around stablecoins. But issuing a stablecoin is only one part of building a successful digital dollar ecosystem. Issuance requires regulatory infrastructure, reserve management and operational expertise. Financial utility requires capital to remain liquid, productive and available across savings, credit and liquidity use cases, without every issuer having to rebuild the financial infrastructure from scratch. This is where specialist infrastructure providers have distinct but complementary roles. Paxos provides trusted, regulated stablecoin issuance, giving enterprises the confidence to launch digital dollars on proven regulatory and operational foundations. Spark provides the Allocation Intelligence layer, coordinating capital across savings, credit and liquidity through governance-approved allocation strategies to build financial utility around those assets. This isn't about a single integration. It's about a more modular approach to digital finance, where trusted issuance and allocation intelligence become complementary infrastructure layers that future issuers, fintechs and enterprises can adopt and customise to their requirements. Over the coming weeks we'll explore what this model looks like in practice, and why this model provides a repeatable blueprint for the next generation of digital dollar ecosystems.