【BitPush】Major progress has been made—after approval from the banking and financial departments in Nebraska, Telcoin Digital Asset Bank officially launched its blockchain banking operations. They have already listed the eUSD stablecoin on the two mainstream public chains, Ethereum and Polygon, with a total issuance of $10 million.
Telcoin CEO Paul Neuner revealed that issuing eUSD on these two main chains is only the “first phase” of the plan. The strategic vision behind it is clear: through the licensing rights in Nebraska, they aim to provide truly blockchain-native bank accounts. This is not a traditional bank with a Web3 shell, but a complete redesign from the ground up.
The timeline has been set—beginning to accept customers in early 2026. At that time, Telcoin will offer personal account services through a brand-new V5 wallet. In other words, the entire financial service cycle—from holding tokens to storage and trading—will operate on-chain, eliminating the need to jump out of the ecosystem.
The significance behind this is that the path to compliance in traditional finance intersects with the decentralized philosophy of blockchain. The widespread deployment of stablecoins, multi-chain strategies, and a clear customer onboarding schedule all point to a new direction—blockchain banking is no longer a sci-fi concept but is gradually becoming a reality.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 23h ago
Another stablecoin is coming. Will this one truly become practical?
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ForkLibertarian
· 2025-12-30 15:41
Another stablecoin launches. Will it last more than a year this time?
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FloorSweeper
· 2025-12-29 14:15
lmao telcoin finally got the stamp? watched this play out for months... weak signal imo, 1000万 usd is literally nothing if we're being real about it
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 2025-12-29 14:12
actually, 10m eUSD mint is nothing if the cross-chain liquidity spreads exceed 50bps... where's the arbitrage window here?
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LightningClicker
· 2025-12-29 14:03
Hey, Telcoin is finally moving this time, playing new tricks on the compliance route
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GasWaster
· 2025-12-29 13:57
Another compliant stablecoin is coming, but this time it's backed by a real bank, and there's more to it.
U.S. Approved Digital Asset Bank Officially Launches: Stablecoin eUSD Lands on Ethereum and Polygon
【BitPush】Major progress has been made—after approval from the banking and financial departments in Nebraska, Telcoin Digital Asset Bank officially launched its blockchain banking operations. They have already listed the eUSD stablecoin on the two mainstream public chains, Ethereum and Polygon, with a total issuance of $10 million.
Telcoin CEO Paul Neuner revealed that issuing eUSD on these two main chains is only the “first phase” of the plan. The strategic vision behind it is clear: through the licensing rights in Nebraska, they aim to provide truly blockchain-native bank accounts. This is not a traditional bank with a Web3 shell, but a complete redesign from the ground up.
The timeline has been set—beginning to accept customers in early 2026. At that time, Telcoin will offer personal account services through a brand-new V5 wallet. In other words, the entire financial service cycle—from holding tokens to storage and trading—will operate on-chain, eliminating the need to jump out of the ecosystem.
The significance behind this is that the path to compliance in traditional finance intersects with the decentralized philosophy of blockchain. The widespread deployment of stablecoins, multi-chain strategies, and a clear customer onboarding schedule all point to a new direction—blockchain banking is no longer a sci-fi concept but is gradually becoming a reality.