Rewards on balances
Balances held in RD earn rewards that you can keep or pass on to your customers.
Hold customer balances in RD, Dakota’s GENIUS-ready stablecoin backed by U.S. Treasuries, and offer rewards on them. Redeem to dollars one to one, any time.
Most companies holding stablecoins depend on an issuer they don’t work with. On Dakota, the issuer is the same platform that runs your accounts, cards and payments.
Balances held in RD earn rewards that you can keep or pass on to your customers.
Every RD is backed one to one by U.S. dollar reserves, with a third-party attestation every month.
Mint, hold, spend and pay out on the same ledger and compliance program as your accounts, cards and payments.
Issuance works best when you already hold balances or float for your customers. RD gives that money a place to sit, earn rewards and move instantly.
See if issuance fitsDollars in, stablecoins out, and back again, through the same API and dashboard as the rest of the platform.
One KYB covers your company for issuance and every other product you turn on.
Fund by ACH, wire or SWIFT, in 16+ currencies, including dollars. Dakota places the reserves and screens every sender.
RD is minted one to one and posted to your balance on the ledger.
Redeem to dollars one to one, sent to your bank account.
Every RD is backed one to one by U.S. dollar reserves held in government money market funds that invest in short-term U.S. Treasuries.
Most companies use RD. When a program needs its own brand on the token, Dakota can issue a stablecoin for you on the same reserves model, attestations and compliance program.
Talk to us about your own stablecoinRD moves through every product below, under the same onboarding and compliance program.
Dakota runs the compliance program behind issuance and works with your team on reviews.
Mint, hold and redeem through the same API as accounts and payments. Build with Claude Code, Codex or your own agent using our starter skills and agent-shaped docs.
We’ll map the workflow with you and show you what it takes to launch on Dakota.