Venus USDCVenus USDC (vUSDC) is a cryptocurrency token and operates on the BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) platform. Venus USDC has a current supply of 4,771,015,133. The last known price of Venus USDC is 0.02196942 USD and is up -0.00 over the last 24 hours.Web3Series BFinance projects and financial applications
Explore finance projects across decentralized finance, payments, lending, exchanges and related financial activities. Use the sub-sectors to find the type of project you want to research, then review its available evaluations and their authors.
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Venus USDCVenus USDC (vUSDC) is a cryptocurrency token and operates on the BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) platform. Venus USDC has a current supply of 4,771,015,133. The last known price of Venus USDC is 0.02196942 USD and is up -0.00 over the last 24 hours.Web3Series B
Venus USDTVenus USDT (vUSDT) is a cryptocurrency token and operates on the BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) platform. Venus USDT has a current supply of 1,486,153,169. The last known price of Venus USDT is 0.0222149 USD and is up 0.06 over the last 24 hours.Web3Series B
Verified USDVerified USD (USDV) stands out in the cryptocurrency landscape as a community-based native omnichain stablecoin. Supported by the Verified USD Foundation, USDV is designed to facilitate seamless on-chain and off-chain transactions and payments. The foundation plays a pivotal role in onboarding new contributors and establishing the roadmap and governance of USDV.Web3Seed
VNX British PoundVNX British Pound (VGBP) is a multichain token referencing British Pound from an issuer licensed under the Blockchain act in Liechtenstein. Each VGBP is backed 1:1 by GBP reserves held in banks in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Information about the reserves and independent audits is publicly available at https://vnx.li/transparency/.Web3Pre-seed
VNX EuroVNX Euro (VEUR) stands out as Europe's pioneering token that references the Euro, created by VNX Commodities, a licensed token generator under the Blockchain Act in Liechtenstein. This stablecoin project bridges traditional finance and the crypto world by offering a digital asset that tracks the Euro's price and is backed by tokenized gold. VNX Euro's unique proposition lies in its ability to provide a stable and reliable asset for the crypto market.Web3Seed
VNX Swiss FrancVNX Swiss Franc, denoted as VCHF, represents a significant advancement in the integration of traditional financial assets with the burgeoning world of digital currencies. It is a stablecoin, which means its value is pegged to that of a stable asset, in this case, the Swiss Franc. This pegging mechanism provides a level of stability and reliability often sought after in the volatile cryptocurrency market.Web3Seed
wanUSDTwanUSDT stands for cross-chain WRC 20 token on Wanchain that represents Ethereum. USDT can be converted into wanUSDT in a fully decentralized way and vice versaWeb3Series B
World Liberty FinancialWorld Liberty Financial is a stablecoin project centered around the WLFI token. - USD1 Stablecoin: A fully reserved, dollar-pegged stablecoin deployed across Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, and Tron, enabling fast, low-cost global transactions. - $WLFI Governance Token: A non-transferable token used to vote on protocol upgrades, incentive structures, and ecosystem expansion. - Real-World Adoption: Billions in USD1 transactions, including institutional settlement deals, with reserves held by BitGo and verified through independent audits.Web3Growth
World Liberty Financial USDWorld Liberty Financial USD is a stablecoin project centered around the USD1 token. What is USD1? USD1 is a fiat-backed digital asset, designed to maintain a 1:1 equivalence with the U.S. Launched in April 2025 by World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a financial technology firm headquartered in Miami, Florida, USD1 aims to streamline digital transactions by providing seamless fungibility between fiat currency and digital assets.Web3Growth
Worldwide USDWorldwide USD (WUSD) emerges as a pivotal player in the cryptocurrency landscape, bridging the gap between traditional finance and decentralized finance. Developed by WSPN, WUSD is a fiat-collateralized stablecoin pegged to the U.S. Dollar at a 1:1 ratio, ensuring stability and reliability for global payments and trading.Web3Series A
xDAIxDAI is a stablecoin intricately linked to Ethereum's DAI token, designed to maintain a 1:1 peg with the US Dollar. This stablecoin is bridged to the Gnosis Chain, a blockchain ecosystem known for its low transaction fees and efficient operations. Unlike DAI, which operates on Ethereum's blockchain, xDAI leverages the Gnosis Chain to offer a more cost-effective solution for transactions.Web3Series B
XSGDXSGD, a stablecoin pegged to the Singapore Dollar, stands out in the cryptocurrency landscape for its robust backing by fiat reserves. Issued by StraitsX, XSGD operates on both the Ethereum blockchain as ERC-20 tokens and the Zilliqa blockchain as ZRC-2 tokens, ensuring broad compatibility and flexibility for users. Transparency and compliance are key pillars of XSGD, with monthly reserve attestation reports published by an auditing firm.Web3Series AAbout this sector
Finance brings together several application categories, from staking, stablecoins and tokenization to banking, card networks and investment groups. Not every project in this collection is a blockchain protocol. The category assigned in Orbitrum provides a starting point; the individual profile explains the project itself.
How to compare projects
Compare projects with similar functions before comparing their available scores. An exchange, a payment network and a lending application should not be treated as interchangeable. Read what each evaluation covers and follow the author to understand their other published work.
Projects follow the categories assigned in the Orbitrum application. This collection supports research and discovery; it is not an investment ranking.
Industry definitions
Decentralized Finance (DeFi) (19)
Applications and protocols classified as decentralized finance.
Yield Farming (65)
Projects categorized around yield-farming activities.
Staking (206)
Projects and services categorized around staking.
Decentralized Exchanges (DEX) (234)
Decentralized exchange projects assigned to the Finance sector.
Synthetic Assets (2)
Projects categorized around synthetic-asset applications.
Insurance (12)
Insurance-related projects within the Finance classification.
Stablecoin (149)
Stablecoin-related projects; individual profiles provide their documented design and scope.
Tokenization (9)
Projects categorized around the tokenization of assets or rights.
Launchpad (93)
Projects classified as launchpads for other projects or tokens.
Supply Chain Tracking (2)
Projects using tracking systems for supply-chain activities.
Automated Market Maker (AMM) (12)
Automated market-maker projects assigned to the Finance sector.
Centralized Exchange (CEX) (52)
Projects classified as centralized exchanges or related services.
Lending & Borrowing (4)
Projects providing or supporting lending and borrowing activities.
Payments & Card Networks (64)
Projects operating payment services or card-network activities.
Questions to guide your research
- Which financial activity does the project perform?
- What revenue, usage or operating evidence is included in the analysis?
- Which dependencies and risks does the author identify?
Questions about this sector
What is the difference between Finance and Financials?
Orbitrum currently has two separate application sectors. Finance contains DeFi and other financial-application categories, alongside some banking and investment categories. Financials groups banking services, investments, holdings and insurance. Their coverage can overlap; their application categories remain distinct.
Are all Finance projects crypto projects?
No. This sector also contains non-crypto categories such as banking, payments and investment groups. Check each project profile for its type and documented activity.
