By A Correspondent, London, UK — 02 November 2025— In a major milestone for asset-backed digital currencies, Green Dollar Coin (GDC) has announced that it is now backed by a $3 billion Medium-Term Note (MTN) bond, registered under the Green Dollar Development Bank.
The bond — identified by ISIN No XS0294364954 — is reportedly lodged with Euroclear Bank and Standard Bank, two of the world’s leading financial institutions. This strategic move positions Green Dollar Coin among the most securely collateralized stable digital assets on the market today.
Enhancing Liquidity and Stability
According to the Green Dollar Coin team, this development provides full 1:1 liquidity with the U.S. Dollar, ensuring that every GDC token is backed by equivalent underlying value in institutional-grade financial instruments.
“This is a historic step for Green Dollar Coin and a leap forward for blockchain-based sustainable finance,” said a spokesperson for Green Dollar Coin Ltd. “With the MTN bond in place, our token now enjoys deep liquidity and real-world asset backing at a global banking level.”
Institutional-Grade Transparency
The inclusion of a Euroclear-registered bond enhances the transparency and credibility of the Green Dollar Coin ecosystem. Euroclear is one of the world’s largest securities depositories, used by central banks and major institutions to settle high-value transactions.
By integrating a Euroclear-listed instrument and Standard Bank custodianship, Green Dollar Coin aims to demonstrate its long-term commitment to responsible innovation, sustainability, and financial inclusion.
About Green Dollar Coin
Green Dollar Coin (GDC) is an eco-focused digital currency designed to combine blockchain innovation with real-world asset backing. Founded in the UK (Company No. 15259074), the project seeks to promote transparent, inclusive financial solutions tied to environmental and sustainable-development objectives.
With this new $3 billion MTN bond integration, Green Dollar Coin enters a new era of trust, liquidity, and scalability for users and investors worldwide.
For more information, visit www.greendollarcoin.com.
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