Anchorage Digital now supports institutional custody for CADD stablecoin.
CADD offers regulated Canadian dollar settlement for payments and treasury.

Institutions can integrate CADD into existing workflows securely on-chain.
Tetra Digital’s CADD is backed 1:1 by Canadian dollars in trust.
Multi-chain availability expands CADD access for developers and institutions.
Anchorage Digital now provides institutional custody for CADD stablecoin, Canada’s first regulated digital Canadian dollar token. This move enables asset managers, corporates, and treasury desks to hold CADD within regulated infrastructure. It strengthens institutional access to on-chain Canadian dollar settlement and cross-border payments.
Institutions can integrate CADD directly into existing workflows through Anchorage Digital. The platform operates under a U.S. federal charter, offering custody, settlement, and staking services. This framework allows institutions to hold CADD without relying on retail exchanges or self-custody solutions.
Anchorage Digital’s support ensures compliance with regulatory standards and secure storage. Asset managers gain direct access to a stablecoin backed 1:1 by Canadian dollars. Each CADD token is held in trust at Tetra Trust Company, a licensed Canadian trust entity.
CADD’s structure aligns with Canada’s emerging stablecoin framework. The framework emphasizes high-quality liquid asset reserves and qualified custodians. Institutions now have an approved channel for regulated digital Canadian dollar settlement on-chain.
CADD is fully backed by Canadian dollars held in cash or equivalents. It operates under a financial institution-issued model with regulatory oversight. Tetra Digital Group issued the stablecoin via CAD Digital Inc., its approved agent.
The stablecoin provides a secure solution for treasury management, domestic payments, and cross-border transfers. CADD differs from previous CAD tokens by adhering to provincial prudential rules. Regulatory approval ensures national compliance and legal recognition.
CADD is available on Ethereum, Base, and Tempo networks. Plans to expand to Solana will increase accessibility for developers and institutions. This multi-chain approach allows flexible integration into existing financial and blockchain systems.
Anchorage Digital expands its custody offerings amid rising institutional demand. The platform previously reported an 80% quarterly increase in assets under custody. Adding CADD provides a regulated Canadian dollar instrument for institutional workflows.
Institutions can now move CADD through secure, compliant channels. The stablecoin serves as a payment instrument for regulated on-chain settlements. This development highlights the adoption of compliant digital cash within Canada’s financial system.
CADD’s Anchorage custody strengthens Canada’s regulated stablecoin ecosystem. Institutions gain a trusted route for holding and transferring digital Canadian dollars. The collaboration underscores the growing link between traditional finance and blockchain innovation.
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