USDA

USDA is a stablecoin issued by the AP Web3 ecosystem and designed to maintain a value of one US dollar per token, making it usable as a digital medium of payment and a tool for settling financial transactions across borders. It is positioned for global users who need a regulated, blockchain-based equivalent of the US dollar without the price swings common to other digital assets. The project describes its core purpose as providing a compliant and auditable payment and settlement infrastructure for individuals and institutions operating in the digital asset space.

USDA lives on the BNB Chain and is identified by the contract address 0x17EAfd08994305D8AcE37EfB82F1523177eC70EE, meaning transactions settle on that network rather than through a standalone blockchain with its own consensus mechanism. According to the project, each token is backed at a one-to-one ratio with US dollars, with that backing subject to regular audits to maintain the peg. The token itself functions as a transferable unit of dollar-denominated value within wallets and protocols that accept BNB Chain assets.

The data stored for USDA contains no fee stream, revenue figures, or protocol income metrics, so there are no fee-based measures to report for this asset. The 24-hour turnover ratio stands at 0.050141 and the 30-day average turnover ratio is 0.604458, both expressed as trading volume relative to market capitalisation, but these reflect trading activity rather than any fee generation. The absence of a recorded fee structure means that standard fee-yield or revenue-based comparisons used for other assets on this site are not applicable here.