This week, Sonic Labs introduced USSD, a U.S. Treasury–backed stablecoin designed to serve as the native source of stable liquidity across the Sonic network and support on-chain financial activity ...

On March 9, 2026, Sonic Labs officially launched USSD, a network-native stablecoin designed to serve as the primary liquidity primitive for its high-performance Layer-1 blockchain. Unlike traditional ...

USSD is backed 1:1 by U.S. Treasury bills held with BlackRock, Superstate, and WisdomTree funds. Sonic’s native stablecoin offers zero minting fees and permissionless access through non-custodial ...

USSD launches as Sonic’s native stablecoin, designed to support DeFi liquidity with cross-chain minting. Sonic Labs has entered the stablecoin market with the launch of USSD, a dollar-pegged asset ...

Sonic Labs has officially introduced a new digital dollar called USSD. This move, known as the Sonic Labs USSD Stablecoin launch, is a key part of the network's plan to grow its ecosystem. The goal is ...

Sonic Labs has launched USSD, a USD-pegged stablecoin supported by tokenized U.S. Treasury assets, adding a new source of stable liquidity to the Sonic blockchain ecosystem. The new stablecoin, ...

Sonic Labs debuts USSD, a stablecoin backed by U.S. Treasury products for DeFi liquidity. The digital asset maintains 1:1 backing through tokenized Treasury holdings from leading institutions. Minting ...

Commercial banks and telecommunications operators have resolved a four-year dispute over unpaid unstructured supplementary service data (USSD) fees, with nearly “N300 billion” in outstanding debt now ...

Banks and telecommunications operators in Nigeria have ended a four-year dispute over nearly N300bn owed for Unstructured Supplementary Service Data services, with the debt now fully cleared, the ...

The USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) has become a vital part of the day-to-day activities of many users. It is a key driver of financial inclusion for individuals in remote areas with ...

Sir: In Nigeria, one phrase captures the endless stream of troubles that trail daily life: “Wahala no dey finish.” This timeless street slang now finds fresh relevance in the realm of mobile banking, ...