Custody Platform Zodia Now Supports Ondo's USDY, Will Launch OUSG Support
According to Ondo Finance, Zodia Custody has now supported its USD yield asset USDY, and support for OUSG will be available soon. Institutional clients can now securely deposit these yield assets backed by short-term US Treasuries through Zodia's compliant custody solutions for cash management and other needs.
Zodia Custody, a bank-backed custodian, is registered and regulated in multiple countries, providing high-standard security, compliance, and risk management services. This integration allows institutions to conveniently access on-chain yield opportunities through USDY and OUSG without sacrificing security, enabling diverse strategies such as lending. OUSG is aimed at qualified investors, supporting 24/7 minting and redemption; USDY offers daily US Treasury yields to non-US institutions and retail investors, combined with the convenience of stablecoins. Both are facilitated through Zodia's custody infrastructure, helping institutions streamline operations and expand digital asset deployment paths.
Ondo and Zodia stated they will continue to advance institutional-grade on-chain asset access under a compliant framework, jointly aiding traditional finance in transitioning to DeFi.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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