Real-time settlement
Move AUD on local rails and across eight chains, with reconciliation built in. Instant payments settle in 1 to 2 minutes.
REGULATED STABLECOIN ISSUER
AUDC is the licensed issuer of AUDD, the Australian dollar as regulated, programmable money. Not just a stablecoin, the platform behind it: payments, minting, named virtual accounts and a full RESTful API, all under AFSL 700123. Built for the institutions and developers that move money at scale.
The Australian Dollar, Issued As Infrastructure.
$2B+
cumulative volume, on-chain verifiable
8
blockchains, native
AFSL 700123
licensed by ASIC
2022
issuing since
AFSL 700123 · ASIC-licensedAUSTRAC since 2021AFCA member · No. 114416ISO 27001HQLA reserves on trustWilliam Buck attested since Aug 2024
One Platform For The Regulated AUD
A treasurer does not adopt a currency because it is novel. They adopt it because it clears, reconciles and survives an audit. AUDD gives them the dollar itself, on-chain, plus the rails and the API to move it.
Digital Currency
AUDD and NZDSC, fully collateralised, redeemable at par with the issuer.
AUDD Payments
Receive, send and manage Australian dollars on local rails, with named virtual accounts.
Mint
Mint and redeem AUDD through AUDD Mint or zero-code AUDD Direct.
RESTful API
One API for payments, mint and burn, multichain and ledger management.
Why Use AUDD?
A CFO, a treasurer or a fund manager does not see a crypto asset when they look at AUDD. They see a licensed issuer and the infrastructure around it. One regulated counterparty issues it, settles it and redeems it, under the same regime that governs Australian banks. That is the difference between something you can take to a board and something you cannot.
Key Benefits
Reserves a board accepts
HQLA per BIS, cash on trust, never re-hypothecated, attested by William Buck since August 2024.
API-first
A single RESTful API for receive and send, mint and burn, multichain routing and ledger management.
FOR THE REAL WORLD
Australian Dollars, Moving At Internet Speed
Cross-border settlement, remittance and treasury, all denominated in AUD.
APAC corridors
Settlement across Singapore and New Zealand.
Treasury & payments
Around-the-clock settlement for businesses that cannot wait on banking hours.
Partners & platforms
Fintechs and platforms build AUD flows on AUDD, with direct access to the issuer.
AUDC continues leadership expansion to support rapid growth and regional stablecoin rollout
June 12, 2026
AUDC continues its leadership expansion to support stablecoin growth, with new executive appointments enhancing progress.
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AUDC launches first bank-grade New Zealand stablecoin to revolutionise payments
June 5, 2026
AUDC launches first bank-grade New Zealand stablecoin to revolutionise payments
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AUDC strengthens leadership team to drive next phase of growth and global adoption, with two strategic hires
May 8, 2026
AUDC strengthens its leadership team with strategic hires, appointing key executives to drive growth and innovation in global markets.
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Australia has regulated digital assets. Now it must regulate digital money
April 14, 2026
Australia Has Regulated Digital Assets: The Next Step
Australia has regulated digital assets. Now it must regulate digital money to adapt to changes in the AI-driven economy.
Read more →Why stablecoins could rule the agentic commerce revolution
April 1, 2026
Stablecoins like AUDD are poised to dominate the projected US$3–5 trillion agentic commerce market by 2030, offering the 24/7, instant, and programmable transactions required by AI agents. By enabling autonomous micro-transactions, stablecoins serve as a crucial currency layer in a three-part stack, alongside AI intelligence and blockchain settlement.
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The year stablecoins stopped being a crypto story and started being a finance story
February 23, 2026
In 2026, stablecoins are no longer viewed as speculative crypto instruments but as regulated financial infrastructure. With regulatory clarity emerging globally, institutions are integrating stablecoins such as AUDD into settlement, treasury and cross-border liquidity strategies.
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AUDC Granted AFSL by ASIC for Non-Cash Payment Facilities
February 10, 2026
AUDC has been granted an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) by ASIC to provide non-cash payment facilities, reinforcing its position as a regulated issuer of the AUDD Australian dollar stablecoin and strengthening Australia’s regulated digital payments infrastructure.
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AUDC Pty Ltd Pre-Series A Funding Round OverSubscribed at $5m
December 8, 2025
AUDC Pty Ltd, issuer of the AUDD stablecoin, successfully raised $5m in a Pre-Series A round led by Swiss investment group InWelt Holdings AG. The raise includes $4M from the lead investor and $1M from strategic backers across fintech and digital assets, reinforcing AUDC’s position as Australia’s leading regulated stablecoin provider.
Read more →FAQs
AUDD operates under a compliance-first framework. While AUDD itself is not an AFSL, it adheres to tier-one banking standards, AML/KYC requirements, and regulatory best practices. Third-party ASRS 4400 attestations, ISO27001 certification, and audit-ready reporting provide confidence for businesses, fintechs, and institutional users.
Yes. Every AUDD token is fully backed 1:1 by cash or cash equivalents held in on-shore, tier-one Australian banks. Independent ASRS 4400 factual findings validate reserves, providing transparency and trust for businesses, regulators, and institutions.
AUDD operates across Ethereum, Base, Solana, Stellar, XRPL, Hedera, and Redbelly, XDC. Each chain provides fast settlement, verifiable token supply, and seamless integration for developers, enterprises, and exchanges. Multichain support ensures flexibility, liquidity, and interoperability across the digital finance ecosystem.
Yes. AUDD tokens can be redeemed for Australian dollars 1:1 at any time. Redemption is fully transparent, auditable, and processed through tier-one Australian banks.
Absolutely. AUDD is designed for corporate treasury, fintech platforms, government programs, and programmable payment solutions. Enterprises can automate payroll, vendor payments, grant disbursements, and cross-border transfers with real-time settlement, audit-ready reporting, and multichain support.
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