Falcon Finance is expanding its USDF Stablecoin range and launches Fiat on and off-roping about Latam, Turkey, Mena, Europe and the US, while adding Real-World asset exchange options.
Summary
- In 2025, Falcon Finance Fiat adds to and off-disasters in Latam, Turkey, Mena, Europe and the US, introduces physical gold repayment in the VAE and support of assets such as T-Bills and Stablecoins.
- In 2026, the protocol will launch an RWA engine for corporate bonds and private credit, expand gold release to Mena and Hong Kong and USDF products and roll out investment funds of institutional quality.
Falcon Finance, the next generation of Dual-Toking Synthetic Dollar Protocol, has released an updated white paper, with its current yield strategies and an extensive roadmap for global adoption and institutional integration.
The most important update focuses on expanding how USDF, the stable, overcollateral synthetic dollar from Falcon Finance, can be used and exchanged over both digital and Real-World assets. In 2025, the protocol will expand its Fiat rails in Latam, Turkey, Mena, Europe and the US, allowing users to deposit USDF and set it in their local currency.
This year the protocol also introduces physical gold release in the VAE, which gives users the option to turn their USDF into gold. In addition, USDF will support tokenized assets such as T-Bills, Stablecoins and select Cryptocurrencies.
In 2026, Falcon Finance is planning to launch a modular real-world asset engine, making the tokenization of corporate bonds, private credit and other financial instruments in USDF-supported Onchain-Liquidity. The protocol will also extend physical gold repayment services to additional financial hubs in the Mena region and Hong Kong, while the USDF products and investment funds roll out of institutional quality.
These updates come on the heels of various important milestones for the project. The most striking thing is that USDF recently surpassed 1 billion in circulation, arranged in the top ten of Ethereum-based stablecoins per market capitalization. The protocol also completed its first “Live Mint” from USDF against a tokenized US Treasury Fund, with an overcollateralization ratio of 116%, independently verified by HT.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.Digital.
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How the USDF of Falcon Finance earns yield
USDF is made when users dump into the Falcon Finance protocol in eligible collateral. This collateral can include stablecoins, large cryptocurrencies or tokenized rwas. For non-Stablecoin assets such as BTC or ETH, a overcollateralization ratio ensures that each USDF is fully supported, so that both users and the protocol are protected against market volatility.
Once beaten, USDF can be used to generate SUSDF, a yielding token that records income by Falcon Finance’s diversified strategies for institutional quality, such as financing percentage and price arbitration. Users can redeem SUSDF for USDF, or, for non-Stablecoin deposits, they can reclaim their original collateral, together with any accumulated overcollateralization buzzer.
Source: Falcon Finance USDF Mint and Redemption Flow Chart | Falcon Finance Whitepaper V2
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