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Mantle adds Paxos USDG as native stablecoin, joins Global Dollar Network

Paxos-issued USDG is now natively minted on Mantle. The layer-2 network has also joined the Global Dollar Network, entering its reward-sharing structure as part of the same arrangement.

By Kwame Asante·Sep 4, 2026·1 min read·crypto

Key takeaways

  • Paxos-issued USDG is now natively minted directly on Mantle, giving the layer-2 network issuance-layer status for the stablecoin.
  • Mantle has joined the Global Dollar Network, entering its reward-sharing structure as part of the same arrangement.
  • Native minting differs from a bridged stablecoin, which arrives as a wrapped claim on tokens custodied elsewhere and adds the bridge as an extra dependency.
  • Because USDG now originates on Mantle, counterparty risk for the token sits with Mantle rather than a downstream distribution point.
  • Membership in the Global Dollar Network gives Mantle an economic interest in USDG beyond simply hosting it.

Paxos-issued USDG is now natively minted on Mantle. The layer-2 network has also joined the Global Dollar Network, entering its reward-sharing structure as part of the same arrangement.

Protocol versus listing

Listing and minting are distinct operations. A bridged stablecoin arrives on a chain as a wrapped claim on tokens that originate and are custodied elsewhere, adding the bridge as an additional dependency. Native minting means Paxos issues USDG directly on Mantle. The chain holds issuance-layer status rather than acting as a downstream distribution point. For liquidity providers and protocol integrators, where a token originates is where counterparty risk sits, and Mantle now occupies that position for USDG.

Reward-sharing

The Global Dollar Network is the framework Mantle has joined alongside the minting arrangement. It operates a reward-sharing structure for member participants. Membership gives Mantle an economic interest in USDG beyond simply hosting it.

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Frequently asked

What is the difference between native minting and bridging a stablecoin?

Native minting means Paxos issues USDG directly on Mantle, so the chain holds issuance-layer status, whereas a bridged stablecoin arrives as a wrapped claim on tokens custodied elsewhere and adds the bridge as an extra dependency.

What is the Global Dollar Network and what does Mantle gain from joining?

The Global Dollar Network is a framework that operates a reward-sharing structure for member participants, and joining gives Mantle an economic interest in USDG beyond simply hosting it.

Why does native minting matter for liquidity providers and protocol integrators?

Because counterparty risk sits where a token originates, and with native minting Mantle now occupies that position for USDG.

Who issues USDG on Mantle?

Paxos issues USDG, now minting it natively and directly on the Mantle network.