BitGo’s stablecoin service offers regulated issuance, but firms keep review duties

Banks, fintechs and corporations can issue stablecoins without building their own infrastructure through BitGo’s Stablecoin-as-a-Service , launched on October 20, 2026. The offering brings issuance, custody and reserve management together, but institutions must still conduct their own legal and compliance reviews. BitGo’s Stablecoin-as-a-Service packages issuance tools The service provides a regulated path to stablecoin issuance, with custody, reserve management and compliance tools available from the outset. Its capabilities also include minting and burning stablecoins. In its company post, BitGo framed the institutional choice as building infrastructure internally or using an existing framework. Its offering gives banks, fintechs and corporations the latter option. That approach may lower barriers to entering the stablecoin market by allowing institutions to use an established service rather than develop their own issuance infrastructure.

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