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Goldman, Citi and Other Banks Reportedly Fund $270 Million Stablecoin Initiative - Unchained

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Goldman Sachs, Citi and banks commit $270M to Project Faro stablecoin venture

A consortium of 21 financial institutions including Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Santander, and Deutsche Bank committed approximately $270 million to Project Faro, a joint stablecoin initiative targeting a US-incorporated issuer to challenge Tether and Circle.

Nov 10, 2026·8 sourcesStablecoin regulationCross-border payments and backend stablecoin settlementStablecoin yieldOpen USDStablecoin markets21-bank dollar stablecoin consortiumInstitutional crypto adoptionStablecoinsOpen standardsGENIUS Act
Goldman Sachs, Citi and banks commit $270M to Project Faro stablecoin venture
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