YLDS is a dollar-linked security that combines the transferability of stablecoins with the income and investor protections of traditional securities. It is used for corporate treasury management and funding lending markets, offering a yield of 3.57% with daily income accrual. Issued under SEC registration, YLDS maintains a one-to-one dollar peg with no fees and supports cross-border business treasury and reserve holdings. It also funds loan originators through Figure's Democratized Prime, providing liquidity backed by short-term U.S. Treasuries. Launched on the Stellar network, YLDS benefits from a fintech distribution network, especially in Latin America and Europe, aiming to expand asset issuance and funding access.
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