Kraken adds deposit and withdrawal support for Arbitrum One (USD)
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Kraken added support for Global Dollar (USDG) deposits and withdrawals on Arbitrum One effective October 29, extending an existing trading listing with a new network rail rather than a new asset. The exchange will use the ERC-20 version of USDG issued natively on Arbitrum One by Paxos, meaning transfers between Kraken accounts and Arbitrum One wallets require no third-party bridge and bypass the Arbitrum canonical bridge's withdrawal waiting period. Native issuance matters because bridged tokens can carry different contract addresses and risk profiles from directly issued ones, so exchange support for the canonical Paxos-issued token reduces friction for moving the stablecoin between centralized and decentralized venues. The move ties the Paxos-issued stablecoin more tightly into Arbitrum's DeFi ecosystem, where USDG liquidity and use as collateral could deepen. Watch for whether other major exchanges follow with native-chain USDG support and whether USDG supply on Arbitrum One grows as a result.
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Kraken, USDG, Arbitrum One, Paxos