ChainCatcher report: Digital asset custodian BitGo has launched BitGo Mint, offering institutional clients services for minting, redeeming, and managing stablecoins and other digital assets. Initially supporting USD1, the stablecoin endorsed by Trump, and SoFiUSD, issued by SoFi Bank—a financial institution regulated by the U.S. OCC and insured by the FDIC. BitGo states that this service is designed for market makers, liquidity providers, banks, exchanges, asset managers, and fintech companies, aiming to integrate stablecoin minting and redemption processes into its existing custody and operational platform to reduce operational complexity for institutions in stablecoin-related activities.
BitGo Launches BitGo Mint Service for Institutional Minting, Supporting USD1 and SoFiUSD
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BitGo has launched the BitGo Mint service to support institutional adoption of stablecoins and digital assets. The service enables minting, redemption, and management for USD1 and SoFiUSD. USD1 is backed by Donald Trump and issued by World Liberty, while SoFiUSD is FDIC-insured and issued by SoFi Bank. BitGo stated that the service targets market makers, liquidity providers, and banks, aiming to streamline stablecoin operations through integrated custody platforms. This move aligns with the growing momentum around institutional-grade digital asset solutions.
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