
Zand launches UAE’s first AED-backed stablecoin on public blockchain

In a milestone for the digital economy of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) has approved Zand, a digital bank which uses artificial intelligence (AI), to launch Zand AED, the country’s first regulated, multi-chain AED-backed stablecoin on public blockchains.
Zand AED represents a new era for the Dirham by bringing the national currency into global digital rails backed by a regulated bank and using blockchain technology.
Zand AED is fully backed one-to-one by AED reserves that are held in segregated and regulated accounts. It is supported by real-time transparency through independently audited smart contracts and reserve attestations, and is available across multiple public blockchains, enabling fast borderless settlement and integration for developers, enterprises, and financial institutions, according to a media release.
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