Dogecoin Labs launched on October 21, 2026, bringing together wallets, an application platform, and merchant payment tools into a single organization focused on expanding DOGE usage. The organization, supported by the Dogecoin Foundation, integrates MyDoge, DogeOS, and Such App.
Jordan Jefferson, founder of DogeOS, will serve as CEO. The organization states that its goal is to expand Dogecoin's adoption in payments, commerce, decentralized finance (DeFi), and gaming.
Jefferson stated in a statement about this cryptocurrency’s untapped potential: “We founded Dogecoin Labs specifically to change that, bringing together Dogecoin’s best builders under one organization.”
When Dogecoin Labs launched, it had three product teams.
At launch, Dogecoin Labs will integrate the MyDoge wallet, the DogeOS app platform, and Such App’s payment solutions. According to the press release, MyDoge currently has over 500,000 users and has already adopted some DogeOS features.
On September 30, 2026, DogeOS launched Chikyū, an EVM-compatible public testnet. This compatibility enables developers to use tools built for Ethereum-style applications without having to learn a separate system.
Such App provides merchant-focused tools, including invoicing and offline QR code payments. Collectively, these products cover wallet integration, application development, and commercial payments—the very areas the organization aims to unify.
Dogecoin Labs will operate independently from the foundation. The foundation will continue to be responsible for ecosystem governance and open-source development.
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