Brokerages & Funds
One Platform. 24/7 Digital Dollar Settlement
24/7 digital dollar settlement for trading and fund operations.
Managing institutional capital shouldn't mean waiting for banking hours to settle
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FAQs
OSL Business can support eligible brokerages and funds with approved stablecoin funding and settlement workflows that operate beyond traditional banking hours. USDGO or another supported stablecoin may serve as a digital-dollar leg for subscriptions, redemptions or distributions. Anchorage Digital Bank N.A. issues USDGO, while OSL supports distribution and enterprise applications. End-to-end availability still depends on investor eligibility, fund documents, custody, valuation, compliance review and network conditions. Availability depends on the customer's jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding.
OSL Business Markets can coordinate supported stablecoin funding, institutional liquidity and settlement for eligible OTC or block-trade counterparties. A digital cash leg may reduce banking-window delays and some settlement exposure when payment and asset delivery are closely coordinated. It does not eliminate counterparty, custody, liquidity, network or operational risk. Trade size, asset eligibility, settlement sequence, wallet controls and legal terms must be agreed before execution. Availability depends on the customer's jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding.
OSL Business can help eligible institutions evaluate supported stablecoins, including USDGO where applicable, as a digital cash leg for tokenized securities or real-world-asset settlement. The design may support delivery-versus-payment or payment-versus-payment workflows when platforms, custodians and counterparties are compatible. Legal finality, asset classification, transfer restrictions, investor eligibility, wallet governance, network support and the regulatory roles of every participant must be established separately. Availability depends on the customer's jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding.
OSL Business Treasury may provide ecosystem incentive features for selected eligible stablecoin balances where permitted, but ecosystem incentives* are not universally available and should not be treated as an assured return or bank-deposit interest. A brokerage or fund must assess counterparty, issuer, reserve, liquidity, custody, concentration, valuation and redemption risks. Availability, rate methodology, balance use, withdrawal conditions and accounting treatment depend on current terms and jurisdiction. Availability depends on the customer's jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding.
OSL Business can provide agreed KYB, KYC, AML, sanctions and transaction-monitoring controls together with transaction histories, balance records, execution confirmations and reconciliation data. The brokerage or fund remains responsible for investor eligibility, books, valuation, offering documents and regulatory reporting. Availability depends on the customer's jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding. Businesses should contact OSL to confirm the applicable legal entity, jurisdiction, product scope, custody model, current terms and evidence available for their intended workflow.
Businesses should contact OSL to confirm the serving legal entity, eligible use case, available rails, compliance allocation, pricing and onboarding requirements. Availability depends on the customer’s jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding.