What is USDAU? AllUnity launches MiCA compliant dollar stablecoin
AllUnity launched USDAU on Sept. 30 as a MiCA-regulated U.S. dollar stablecoin across six blockchain networks, with a target 1:1 dollar peg. The token is the fourth fiat-backed stablecoin in AllUnity’s lineup and is part of its push into dollar settlement and stablecoin-based foreign exchange.
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Businesses and institutions that use AllUnity’s payment infrastructure now see a dollar stablecoin added to the product set, alongside access on six blockchains. That matters for users who handle dollar settlement or stablecoin-based foreign exchange through AllUnity’s system, because USDAU is being positioned inside that flow rather than outside it.
Before this launch, AllUnity’s lineup included three fiat-backed tokens; after it, USDAU became the fourth. In practice, the new token is added on Ethereum, Solana, Base, Tempo, Arc and Polygon, while the 1:1 dollar target remains the stated design across those networks.
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