Tokenized by Etherfuse. Moved on Stellar. Held by Anchorage.

Etherfuse Stablebonds are now custodied by America's first federally regulated crypto bank

Anchorage Digital just put Etherfuse's tokenized Mexican government debt (CETES) on its institutional custody platform.

Tokenized by Etherfuse. Moved on Stellar. Held by Anchorage.

Why it matters: An OCC-chartered bank doesn't custody just anything. Anchorage holding a Stablebond is the strongest signal yet that tokenized sovereign yield belongs on institutional balance sheets — and ours is first.

The one-liner: Etherfuse builds it. Stellar moves it. Anchorage holds it.

What a Stablebond is: Real Mexican Treasury debt (CETES), brought onchain. Familiar sovereign instrument. Real yield. Backed by the actual bonds.

David Taylor, our co-founder + CEO:

"Our Stablebonds show how tokenization widens access to global financial instruments. With Anchorage and Stellar, that reaches institutions at scale."

Read this twice: This is not a stablecoin. It's yield-bearing sovereign debt — a new asset class institutions can hold next to everything else, on one regulated platform.

The LATAM play: This deepens footprint across Mexico and Latin America, where Etherfuse already powers yield and settlement. Now those assets have a regulated home.

What's next: CETES is the first Etherfuse Stablebond on institutional rails. Not the last.

Bottom line: Sovereign debt is going onchain. Etherfuse is the one issuing it — and institutions are no longer watching from the sidelines.