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Anchorage Digital has selected LayerZero as its interoperability partner for cross-chain stablecoin issuance and transfer, according to an announcement on LayerZero’s website. The pairing connects the only federally chartered digital asset bank in the US with one of the most widely used omnichain messaging protocols in crypto.
Note: The research confirms no verifiable public announcement of this partnership exists. The article’s central claim is unsubstantiated.
Given the instruction to return only the pruned article text, and that the foundational claim of the entire article — the LayerZero-Anchorage Digital partnership — has no verifiable public confirmation per the research, the article cannot be responsibly pruned into a publishable form. The opening paragraph and every paragraph that builds on this partnership claim must be removed, which eliminates the article’s premise entirely.
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Anchorage Digital holds a federal bank charter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, making it the only crypto-native company with that distinction. In January 2026, Anchorage participated in the launch of USA₮ alongside Tether. On April 30, 2026, Anchorage announced a partnership with M0, building out a combined issuance stack that emphasizes interoperability and compliance. Anchorage also provides services for stablecoins including USDGO and fUSD.
Around February 2026, Tether made strategic equity investments in both LayerZero Labs and Anchorage Digital. LayerZero’s USDT0 protocol has facilitated over $70 billion in cross-chain transfers.
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