- The Wyoming Stable Token Commission has launched the U.S.-first state-issued digital dollar, the Frontier Stable Token (FRNT).
- FRNT is now operational on the Hedera network, chosen for its governance, predictable fees, and enterprise-grade security.
- The token is available for purchase on the Kraken exchange and uses Fireblocks and LayerZero for issuance and cross-chain transfers.
Wyoming has launched the first U.S. state-issued stable cryptocurrency, a landmark moment for public-sector digital assets. The Frontier Stable Token (FRNT) went live on Hedera on March 12, 2026, as confirmed in the Wyoming Stable Token Commission’s official report.
This token is designed to support faster, more efficient value transfers. Consequently, it aims to combine the speed of crypto with the transparency expected from a government-backed asset.
“At the core of all this is trust,” said Hedera Co-Founder Mance Harmon. He emphasized that the network provides the reliable foundation regulated industries need for confident innovation.
The commission selected Hedera for its performance in real-world asset applications. Anthony Apollo, the commission’s Executive Director, stated “Hedera has emerged as a leader in real-world asset innovation.”
FRNT is now accessible for purchase on the Wyoming-based Kraken exchange. Meanwhile, its technical operations are supported by Fireblocks for issuance and LayerZero for cross-chain interoperability.
The token represents a significant step in blockchain adoption by U.S. state governments. For more details, the public can visit the commission’s official website.
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