Falcon Finance has expanded its collateral options to include KAIA and USDT (Kaia), allowing users to mint its overcollateralized synthetic dollar, USDf, directly on KaiaChain. The move strengthens Falcon’s foothold in Asia’s fast-evolving stablecoin landscape while enhancing on-chain liquidity and accessibility for users across the region.
KAIA and USDT on @KaiaChain Now Accepted as Collateral to Mint USDf
Falcon Finance has expanded collateral support to include $KAIA and $USDT (Kaia), bringing more flexibility and onchain liquidity options to users across Asia.
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— Falcon Finance 🦅🟠 (@FalconStable) October 21, 2025
Falcon’s Growth in the Stablecoin Market
The addition of KAIA and USDT as collateral options offers more flexibility for users seeking to generate USDf, which can also be staked as sUSDf—the yield-bearing version of the synthetic dollar. Since Falcon Finance’s beta launch in February 2025, USDf’s supply has exceeded $2.1 billion, positioning it among the fastest-growing synthetic dollar projects in the market.
Falcon’s sUSDf continues to lead in annual percentage yield (APY), making it the top-performing yield-bearing stablecoin in the DeFi ecosystem. The integration aims to simplify stablecoin usage and strengthen liquidity channels for users within Asia’s expanding digital economy.
Kaia’s Push for Regional Web3 Adoption
The partnership builds on Kaia’s broader goal of integrating stablecoins into Asia’s payment infrastructure. Created from the merger of Klaytn and Finschia, Kaia represents the region’s largest Web3 ecosystem, backed by tech powerhouses Kakao and LINE. With over 250 million users across its messaging superapps, Kaia brings blockchain and DeFi experiences closer to mainstream consumers.
In September 2025, Kaia unveiled a three-part stablecoin strategy centered on a Stablecoin Orchestration Layer for cross-border value transfer, Project Unify, a superapp developed with LINE NEXT to streamline stablecoin payments and the K-STAR Alliance, which focuses on compliant KRW stablecoin issuance. Together, Falcon Finance and Kaia aim to unify Asia’s fragmented financial systems and establish a more connected, borderless Web3 economy powered by stablecoin innovation.
Meanwhile, in April, Falcon Finance announced the integration of its yield-bearing stablecoin, $sUSDf, into Pendle’s decentralized finance (DeFi) platform, opening up new opportunities for users to generate stable on-chain yields.