OpenTrade
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OpenTrade is a stablecoin yield infrastructure company that enables businesses to generate returns on idle stablecoin balances.
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- OpenTrade news3 facts on this pageChecked Sep 23
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Recent activity
- Sep 23 — TVL $267M · DefiLlama
- seen Sep 23 — Now supports USDT on its money market fund-backed yield product · OpenTrade news
+2 more from this post
- seen Sep 23 — Belo partnered with OpenTrade to launch USDC & USDT yield products across LatAm
- seen Sep 23 — Achieved SOC 2 Type 1 Attestation
- seen Sep 23 — Criptan partnered with OpenTrade to offer clients up to 8.35% APY on stablecoins. · OpenTrade site
+4 more from OpenTrade site
- seen Sep 23 — Buenbit now offers 7% APR to 4M+ users via OpenTrade.
- seen Sep 23 — a16z Crypto Startup Accelerator joined a $3.2 million seed round for OpenTrade.
- seen Sep 23 — AlbionVC led a $4 million seed extension round for OpenTrade.
- seen Sep 23 — Raised $7M to make dollar and euro yields accessible to millions.
About
OpenTrade provides enterprise-grade infrastructure that allows businesses to embed stablecoin yield products into their platforms via an API. Its vault products generate yield from sources such as money market funds, corporate bonds, trade finance, and on-chain strategies, backed by institutions including banks, custodians, and asset managers. Clients include cryptocurrency exchanges, fintech platforms, and corporate treasury teams that want to offer yield products to end users or earn returns on their own stablecoin reserves without building the underlying institutional relationships…