Brale expands stablecoin platform to Algorand blockchain

Brale has expanded its stablecoin issuance and orchestration platform to the Algorand blockchain, bringing enterprise-grade, regulated infrastructure to the network.

The US-regulated firm allows businesses to launch and manage their own stablecoins with integrated custody, compliance, reserve management and banking connectivity.

Brale said enterprises can embed stablecoins into payment and treasury workflows through APIs without building their own blockchain or compliance systems.

The move strengthens Algorand’s existing stablecoin ecosystem, which already supports several global and regional fiat-backed assets.

Algorand Foundation said the integration lowers technical and regulatory barriers for institutions launching compliant on-chain financial products.

This collaboration lowers barriers for compliant stablecoin issuance, empowering businesses and developers to bring new on-chain financial products to life.

Min Wei said.

Brale said its blockchain-agnostic model enables stablecoins minted on Algorand to interoperate across more than 20 networks.

By combining Brale’s regulated issuance with Algorand’s speed, security and quantum-resistant architecture, we are enabling institutions to deploy programmable, compliant money at scale.

Ben Milne said.

At the time of reporting, Algorand price was $0.1349.