Frgmnt is a stablecoin protocol built on the Base network. Its fUSD is audited, pegged 1:1 against the US dollar, and draws from a diversified pool of stablecoins and tokenized assets to reduce depeg risk and enhance liquidity. Users can stake fUSD to receive sfUSD, which generates yield by routing capital to Decentralized Finance (DeFi) stablecoin strategies.
Anchorage Digital provides the institutional-grade digital asset infrastructure powering modern financial markets. Its ecosystem includes Anchorage Digital Bank N.A. (America’s first federally regulated digital asset bank). Anchorage Digital is valued at $4.2 billion and is funded by high-profile entities, including Visa, Goldman Sachs, and Anderseen Horowitz.
On September 11, 2026, Frgmnt announced a partnership with Anchorage Digital that greatly enhances institutional access to its fUSD stablecoin infrastructure. Rather than being forced to set up individual arrangements, the partnership will provide institutions with a direct route to hold, mint, stake, unstake, and redeem fUSD without switching custody environments.
As a federally regulated crypto bank overseen by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Anchorage Digital Bank N.A. offers compliant custody, staking, trading, and settlement services for digital assets, making it an ideal partner as Frgmnt expands into the institutional market.
Frgmnt’s protocol and the fUSD token are built around three core criteria: maximizing yield generation, protocol security, and token liquidity. Frgmnt reduces complexity by automatically directing funds to top-performing DeFi yield strategies, a real advantage when multiple sources agree that over 60% of the liquidity captured by stablecoin issuers sits idle.
Frgmnt utilizes a dual token system. fUSD is minted against USDC, with backing capital deployed across various on-chain lending markets, ensuring funds are put to work immediately. Holders can stake fUSD to receive sfUSD, which earns rewards. This approach separates stability (fUSD) from yield (sfUSD), helping to maintain stablecoin reliability while maximizing earnings.
Speaking on the partnership, Aurélien Roussel, CEO and Co-Founder of Frgmnt, said:
“Institutions should be able to access on-chain financial products through infrastructure that meets their operational and custody requirements. Our partnership with Anchorage Digital brings fUSD and sfUSD into an environment already used by institutional capital, making it easier for funds, corporate treasuries, and fintechs to access and use Frgmnt’s on-chain stablecoin infrastructure.”
The institutional adoption of digital assets is growing quickly. Demand has been there for a long time, regulations have almost caught up, and compliant venues are getting established.
The Frgmnt-Anchorage Digital partnership provides institutions with direct access to advanced stablecoin infrastructure and attractive yield opportunities on the platforms where they’re already managing digital assets. By simplifying access, the partnership could generate significant capital inflow for Frgmnt and fUSD.
If you’re interested in how Frgmnt is performing and how it’s allocating capital, you can monitor the metrics on-chain via Frgmnt’s statistics tools or third-party platforms like Dune and DeFi Llama. Deposits are capped and open in waves, with the next scheduled for September, so institutions won’t have to wait long to get involved. Nathan McCaule, the CEO and co-founder of Anchorage Digital, had this to say about institutional adoption of digital assets:
“Institutional adoption of on-chain finance depends on combining access to innovative protocols with the security and operational standards institutions expect. Supporting Frgmnt gives our clients another way to access on-chain opportunities through trusted institutional infrastructure.”