- USDsui launches as Sui’s native stablecoin, interoperable with Bridge-powered assets like Phantom and MetaMask.
- The stablecoin aligns with the GENIUS Act, offering built-in compliance and potential yield under U.S. guidelines.
- Sui processed $500B+ in stablecoin volume, showing strong demand for a native, regulation-ready stablecoin solution.
Sui Network has unveiled USDsui, a native fiat-backed stablecoin built in partnership with Bridge, a stablecoin issuance platform developed by Stripe. The launch marks a new stage in Sui’s ecosystem growth as it moves to integrate regulated digital money directly into its blockchain infrastructure.
The introduction of USDsui aims to strengthen payment capabilities, streamline developer integration, and enhance onchain liquidity across Sui’s applications and DeFi protocols. Over the past three months, Sui has recorded more than $500 billion in stablecoin volume, indicating a strong base for a native digital dollar to operate within the network.
USDsui Designed for Seamless Integration
USDsui is designed to function as Sui’s core stablecoin, optimized for scalability and interoperability across Bridge’s ecosystem. From its first day of deployment, USDsui will be accessible across wallets, DeFi platforms, and applications built on Sui.
According to the project’s statement, the stablecoin will also maintain interoperability with other Bridge-powered assets from platforms such as Phantom, Hyperliquid, and MetaMask, linking Sui directly with global payment systems and cross-chain networks.
Bridge’s Open Issuance platform underpins the project, allowing USDsui to operate with enterprise-grade infrastructure from inception. The system provides stable liquidity and enables real-world payment use cases including remittances, cross-border transfers, and peer-to-peer payments.
By embedding native support into Sui’s architecture, developers can integrate USDsui into decentralized exchanges, lending platforms, and in-game economies such as EVE Frontier, without relying on external stablecoin issuers.
Regulatory Readiness and Compliance Infrastructure
Sui’s introduction of USDsui also includes built-in compliance features aligned with the upcoming GENIUS Act in the United States. This regulatory framework positions USDsui to potentially participate in compliant yield mechanisms under U.S. financial guidelines.
The network indicated that any revenue generated through the asset will be reinvested into ecosystem growth initiatives. Bridge CEO Zach Abrams stated that the Open Issuance system was designed to remove traditional complexities and reduce deployment timelines for blockchain-based stablecoins.
Adeniyi Abiodun, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Mysten Labs, emphasized that this integration establishes a direct link between Sui’s onchain assets and global commerce. Abiodun added that USDsui complements existing stablecoin activity while leveraging the performance infrastructure that distinguishes the Sui blockchain.
Expanding Stablecoin Infrastructure on Sui
Recent data shows that Sui processed approximately $412 billion in stablecoin transactions between August and September 2025. The figures demonstrate sustained demand for digital dollar settlements within the network.
With USDsui’s introduction, the blockchain now has a native stablecoin framework capable of supporting real-world payment methods, developer ecosystems, and low-latency execution for financial applications.
The rollout positions Sui to further integrate DeepBook, its native liquidity layer, and expand access to compliant-ready stablecoin solutions for builders and users. According to project developers, the infrastructure now supports unified, scalable, and regulation-conscious transactions, forming a foundation for broader economic activity within the Sui ecosystem.
