Other stablecoins
How USDC, EURC, XOFC, and regional stablecoins coexist on one tokenisation network
Multi-asset by design
GoldRail is built for coexistence, not a single dominant coin. USDC leads dollar treasury and global liquidity; EURC fits euro B2B and cross-border invoicing; XOFC anchors CFA commerce in West Africa; other regional assets can join the same standards. A fintech operating across corridors often holds more than one unit of account on the same network.
When to use which asset
| Stablecoin | Best for | Consideration |
|---|---|---|
| USDC | Dollar treasury, global LPs, US-origin flows | Convert at corridor boundaries for local payout |
| EURC | Euro-denominated B2B, EU suppliers | Pair with SEPA or international bank off-ramps |
| XOFC | FCFA retail, regional PayLink participants | Native regional peg; swap to USDC for offshore liquidity |
PayLink Swap / Bridge moves value between assets with liquidity partners. AutoRouter compares fees and selects routes when multiple paths exist.
Interoperability vs fragmentation
Supporting multiple stables increases flexibility but adds treasury complexity. Best practice: pick a treasury numéraire per region or product line—USDC for global float, EURC for euro ops, XOFC for local disbursement—and convert at defined boundaries.
LP and liquidity
LP integrations supply depth for swaps and large conversions. Without LP backing, slippage and failed quotes increase during volatile demand.