
America's first publicly issued, fully reserved state-backed stable token. Tracking governance, transparency and verified public developments.
North Dakota’s Roughrider Coin is now live, providing a state-governed model for institutional digital settlement through the Bank of North Dakota.
New Hampshire is investigating a potential state-backed stable token framework through a statutory commission.
Texas has authorised a gold and silver-backed transactional currency framework. Tracking stablecoin policy and verified public developments.
Pennsylvania is advancing a regulatory framework for payment stablecoins. Tracking HB 2647, state oversight and verified public developments.
StableTokens.com uses four classifications to track verified state-backed stable token activity across all 50 U.S. states.
An officially authorised state-backed stable token has reached issuance or operational deployment through a state government, state agency, state-owned institution or other authorised public entity.
Current: Wyoming - Frontier Stable Token (FRNT), North Dakota - Roughrider Coin
A state-backed stable token has progressed beyond investigation and is being actively developed through an official state programme, state agency or state-controlled institution.
Current: No States Currently Classified
A state is formally examining the possibility of a state-backed stable token through an official government process, but development or issuance has not yet been authorised.
Current: New Hampshire - Stable Token Study Commission
No verified public programme currently meets the StableTokens.com criteria for Launching / Live, In Development or Under Review.
Current: 47 states
A Monitoring state may still have significant stablecoin, digital-currency or tokenisation activity. Where relevant, these developments may be identified as Related Initiatives without changing the state's core classification.
Related Initiative is not a separate tracker classification.
Stablecoin regulation, licensing of private issuers and broader digital-asset policy do not by themselves qualify as a state-backed stable token programme.
For complete classification criteria, evidence standards, scope and editorial principles, see the StableTokens.com Editorial Standards.
View and compare the current classification of every U.S. state using the StableTokens.com interactive national tracker.
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