Usual v2 is live, supporting AI agents to execute trades within the protocol
Foresight News reports that the stablecoin protocol Usual has officially launched its v2 version. The v2 version introduces several new features, including: support for users to deposit funds from bank accounts and transfer euros across borders with zero fees (support for dollars will be available soon); multi-currency holding and spending on-chain; clearFX currency exchange feature (priced based on the actual value of bonds); stable returns without lock-up and USUAL token yield investment; Usual Card physical payment card; fixed-rate collateralized lending; and an AI assistant with an MCP connection interface, enabling trusted AI agents to execute transactions within the protocol.
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