USDA

USDA is a stablecoin issued within the AP Web3 ecosystem and designed to maintain a fixed value of one US Dollar per token, making it useful as a medium for payments and asset settlement on blockchain networks. It targets users and institutions that need a regulated, digitally native dollar substitute for everyday transactions and financial operations across multiple chains. The project positions itself as an answer to the perceived gap between compliant, audited fiat-backed instruments and the speed advantages of blockchain-based transfer.

USDA is a token on the BNB Chain ecosystem, with a contract address of 0x17EAfd08994305D8AcE37EfB82F1523177eC70EE, and the project describes its peg as being maintained at a 1:1 ratio with the US Dollar through reserve backing that is subject to regular audits. No consensus algorithm or block time is recorded for this asset, which is consistent with its nature as a token that relies on the underlying chain's own consensus rather than operating its own. The entire circulating supply of approximately 86,967,248 tokens is described as fully issued, with no pending or locked portion remaining.

The data stored for USDA contains no fee stream, revenue figures, or protocol income metrics, which means this site carries none of the fee-based measures — such as fee yield or protocol revenue ratios — that appear for other asset types. The stablecoin circulating supply stands at 83,450,402.46 as of the point-in-time reading, and the 30-day change in that supply is recorded as zero, indicating no net expansion or contraction of outstanding tokens over that period. Without a recorded fee mechanism, it is not possible to describe who pays fees, who receives them, or what the protocol retains.