(Translated from a U.S. announcement on June 30) Stripe, which builds programmable financial services, announced its participation in Open USD, a new stablecoin announced by Open Standard that enables global fund transfers. Stablecoins are rapidly gaining traction due to their processing speed, low cost, and high programmability, with transaction volumes approaching those of the ACH network. *1 However, companies still face significant hurdles. Currently, for most stablecoins, the issuance and redemption fees associated with processing large volumes of payments are extremely high. Furthermore, companies cannot always benefit from the revenue generated by the underlying assets (collateral). Additionally, if the development roadmap presented by third-party issuers does not align with a company's business needs, developers have very few options. Open USD is built on three core design principles: ● Build for scale Companies can issue and redeem Open USD free of charge and without artificial limits on transaction volume. ● Earn by default Revenue generated from Open USD's reserves is returned in full to partners, minus a small management fee to cover operational costs. ● Govern collaboratively Open USD is operated by Open Standard, an independent organization with a board of directors composed of partner companies. This ensures that decisions prioritize the interests of all participating companies, rather than the interests of a single company. Zach Abrams, Founding CEO of Open Standard, stated: "While existing stablecoins offer many advantages, for them to be utilized in large-scale commercial transactions, they must be open, low-cost, widely accessible with high throughput, and aligned with the financial interests of the businesses that use them. We are thrilled to launch Open USD with over 140 companies. This is a stablecoin designed by the companies that are building the future of the internet economy." Currently, numerous companies from various industries have agree