Hong Kong, April 22, 2026– OSL Group (863.HK) ("OSL"), a global stablecoin payment and trading platform, today announced a collaboration with Circle Internet Group, Inc. ("Circle") (NYSE: CRCL), one of the world's leading financial platform companies, to expand the usage coverage of the stablecoin USDC on OSL's payment and trading platform.
Users can now achieve 1:1 conversion between USDC and USD through OSL Group's global trading platform, OSL Global, and conduct professional order book trading for USDC against five currency pairs: BTC, ETH, SOL, USDT, and USD in the dedicated USDC trading zone.
Simultaneously, USDC has also become the unified margin currency for contracts on OSL Global, enhancing capital efficiency and trading flexibility for both retail and institutional clients. OSL's payment business has also integrated USDC to support the application of digital dollar settlement and payment scenarios.
Subject to compliance with relevant regulatory requirements and platform access conditions, OSL will also support the integration of USYC, a product of Circle. USYC is currently one of the world's leading tokenized money market funds (TMMF).
Eugene Cheung, Chief Commercial Officer of OSL Group, said:
"This collaboration with Circle fully demonstrates OSL Group's commitment and continued investment in building a vibrant stablecoin ecosystem, aligning with our efforts to construct next-generation financial market infrastructure that connects stablecoins, fiat currencies, and other digital assets for seamless value exchange. By integrating USDC into our trading and payment ecosystem, we aim to provide customers with reliable and efficient digital asset tools."
Kash Razzaghi, Chief Commercial Officer of Circle, said:
"As the digital asset market matures, institutional investors are seeking trusted, transparent infrastructure for real-time value transfer globally. By partnering with OSL to increase the adoption of USDC in trading and payments, we are laying the foundation for digital dollar liquidity in Hong Kong and global markets. This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to building open financial pathways that support capital efficiency, business innovation, and long-term market growth."
