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Abu Dhabi government-owned sovereign wealth fund "ADQ", along with Global Holding Company and First Abu Dhabi Bank, the largest bank in the UAE in terms of assets, announced on Monday their intention to launch a new stablecoin backed by the dirham as part of the UAE's efforts to enhance its investments in digital currencies.
The three institutions stated in a press release that the stablecoin will fully comply with the regulatory rules of the Central Bank of the UAE and will be issued by First Abu Dhabi Bank after obtaining regulatory approval.
The statement added: "The stable digital currency will be adopted as a reliable means of payment in a wide range of daily uses, whether by citizens and consumers or by companies and institutions."
Stablecoins are digital tokens designed to maintain a fixed value backed by traditional currencies such as the US dollar. They have experienced rapid growth, serving as a means of payment or for transactions between parties looking to buy and sell outside the regulated banking system.
The three institutions stated in a press release that the stablecoin will fully comply with the regulatory rules of the Central Bank of the UAE and will be issued by First Abu Dhabi Bank after obtaining regulatory approval.
The statement added: "The stable digital currency will be adopted as a reliable means of payment in a wide range of daily uses, whether by citizens and consumers or by companies and institutions."
Stablecoins are digital tokens designed to maintain a fixed value backed by traditional currencies such as the US dollar. They have experienced rapid growth, serving as a means of payment or for transactions between parties looking to buy and sell outside the regulated banking system.
