Fidelity brings FIDD stablecoin to on-chain finance
Fidelity Digital Assets renewed its institutional push for the Fidelity Digital Dollar on Sept. 9, positioning the Ethereum-based stablecoin for payments, settlement and tokenized markets. Fidelitys public dashboard showed approximately 50.09 million FIDD outstanding, giving the token a market capitalization of about $50.09 million at its $1 redemption value. The statement expands on FIDDs intended uses rather than announcing a new token. Fidelity unveiled the stablecoin in January 2026 and began publishing reserve reports in February. Its latest communication presents FIDD as a bridge between conventional financial accounts and blockchain-based markets. The future of finance is on-chain. Fidelity Digital Dollar (FIDD) is a dollar-backed stablecoin designed with institutional-standards and built to meet institutions evolving needs in an increasingly digital financial landscape. Learn more: https://t.co/CVofVX84qv pic.twitter.com/NH8lcaZrd5 — Fidelity Digital Assets (@DigitalAssets) September 9, 2026 Fidelity Digital Dollar combines issuance and reserves Fidelity Digital Assets, National Association, issues FIDD and allows eligible customers to purchase or redeem each unit for $1. The national trust bank manages token issuance, custody and trading. Fidelity Management & Research Company manages the assets backing the circulating supply. According to Fidelitys published terms, the reserves may include Treasury securities with no more than three months remaining to maturity, overnight reverse repurchase agreements, government money market









