Launch a currency token
Permissionless, from one launchpad.

A standard ERC-20 with permit, readable by any wallet.
Permissionless, from one launchpad.
Two sources, one signed price.
Mint and redeem around the target value, with transparent onchain reserves and rules.

Creator-independent peg
No owner, no pause and no blocklist on any currency token.

Transparent reserves
Reserves, buffer and backing % can be read onchain for every token at any time.

Global currency selection
Thirteen currencies at launch, all picked from one launchpad: USD, EUR, JPY, GBP and more.

A yen payment token
Settles onchain, priced in yen.

A euro community economy
A unit of account people already use.

Currency-native payroll
Pay people in the currency they live in.

And more
Wallets, apps, markets, payroll and games.
An ERC-20 with permit and 18 decimals. Only its own vault can mint or burn it, so apps can treat it like any other token.
Thirteen at launch: USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, CHF, AUD, CAD, SGD, SEK, KRW, INR, MXN and BRL. The FX sources carry all thirteen.
No. Launching is permissionless. You need a browser wallet, a little test ETH for gas and a 100 USDG buffer that stays locked.
Yes. Every vault exposes its reserves, buffer and backing % onchain, and the factory lists every launch without log scanning.
Stablecash runs on Robinhood Chain testnet (46630). Smart-contract, oracle, collateral and liquidity risk still exist, and the FX price signer is a trust point.
Mainnet needs a separate go-ahead, a real USDG buffer and a legal check. Fiat-pegged tokens may count as regulated e-money in some places.