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Pick a stablecoin by regime, not by market cap.

The asset you choose changes provider eligibility, reserve posture, chain support, and audit expectations. Supply tells you what is liquid today; regime fit tells you what you can build on.

Peg and asset

What currency does the flow settle in?

USD, EUR, and other fiat legs change the providers that can serve a corridor. The asset is an input to provider eligibility, not a logo choice.

Issuer posture

What reserve and regulatory model does the issuer carry?

Fiat-backed, crypto-collateralized, issuer-led, and DAO-governed assets create different compliance and operational requirements.

Corridor

Where are the sender, receiver, and operator?

A US domestic payout, EU redemption flow, and cross-border invoice do not use the same provider set.

Execution depth

Is this directory research, credentialed health, or lifecycle execution?

The platform is useful at L1 directory depth, L2 credential depth, and L3 adapter execution. Today, most L3 money movement runs in simulation.

The largest stablecoins today.

Rows come from the latest stored market snapshot, with the date it was taken. Supply is context for liquidity, not a recommendation.

No live comparison yet. DefiLlama does not permit republishing its data without written permission, and none is recorded, so no supply rows are shown. Use the four questions above to frame the choice, then check providers for your corridor.

Corridor first

Provider fit changes with sender, receiver, operator jurisdiction, fiat leg, and asset.

Compliance before execution

The selected asset becomes part of the context evaluated before a provider operation runs.

Sourced figures only

Supply figures carry their source and date. Reserve ratios and attestations are not published here until they have the same provenance.