Canadian-Dollar Stablecoin CADD Goes Live On Solana
Tetra Digital Group expanded its Canadian-dollar stablecoin CADD to Solana on September 23, adding another network to the token’s existing footprint. CADD is described as backed 1:1 by Canadian-dollar reserves and already available on Ethereum, Base and Tempo, with use cases including payments, transfers, treasury operations and settlement.
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Users and businesses that already handle CADD on other networks now have another chain available through Solana, so the token’s footprint is wider today than before. That matters for people who move Canadian-dollar value across chains and for firms that use the token for payments, transfers, treasury operations or settlement.
In practice, the change is that CADD is now present on Solana in addition to Ethereum, Base and Tempo, while its 1:1 reserve design remains part of the token’s setup. What has not changed in these items is the token’s stated role as a Canadian-dollar stablecoin rather than a different asset type.
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