USDC and USDT now represent hundreds of billions in dollar liquidity across global markets. With stablecoin support live in Accredifi, institutions can verify on-chain dollar balances without custody, screenshots, or trust assumptions.
Stablecoins have become one of the most important layers in global finance. USDC and USDT move billions of dollars daily across exchanges, OTC desks, lending platforms, payroll, and cross-border settlements. For many crypto-native individuals and institutions, stablecoins are effectively their dollars.
Proving those balances to a bank, lender, or institutional counterparty has usually meant one of three things: a screenshot, a custodial statement, or transferring funds to a third party. None of those preserve sovereignty. That changes with verifiable proof.
USDC and USDT Support Is Now Live
Accredifi now supports verification of USDC and USDT across supported chains. Users can cryptographically prove ownership of their wallets and verify stablecoin balances without transferring assets or exposing private keys. No custody, no screenshots, no reliance on exchange accounts: just signed proof of ownership and verifiable on-chain balances.
Why This Matters
Stablecoins are not speculative assets; they are digital cash. When lenders evaluate collateral, when immigration programmes assess liquidity, when institutions validate proof-of-funds, the question is increasingly not "How much Bitcoin do you hold?" but "How many dollars can you demonstrate control over?" Self-custodied stablecoins answer that question when they can be verified.
The Infrastructure Layer
Adding USDC and USDT is not just token support. It expands Accredifi from crypto asset verification into digital dollar verification. Institutions can verify dollar-denominated on-chain liquidity, apply verification schedules to stablecoin balances, receive webhook notifications on wallet updates, and integrate stablecoin verification into automated underwriting flows, all without assuming custody risk.
Sovereignty and Assurance
Stablecoins sit at the intersection of traditional finance and crypto. Users want control; institutions want assurance. Verification is the bridge. USDC and USDT support is now live in Accredifi so that digital dollar balances can be proved the same way as other on-chain assets.
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.