USDD price
Data as of November 11, 2026, 02:11 UTC+3, the price refreshes on the page
USDD is a collateral-backed US dollar stablecoin from the Tron ecosystem.
- Market cap
- $1.49B
- 24h volume
- $1.49M
- Volume / market cap
- 0.10%
- Fully diluted value
- $1.49B
- Circulating supply
- 1.50 B USDD
- Total supply
- 1.50 B USDD
- Max supply
- no cap
- 24h range
- $0.9973 … $0.9994
- All-time high
- $1.24July 9, 2026
Analytics
What the numbers say about how the coin behaves. Based on hourly prices over 7 days and data as of November 11, 2026, 02:11 UTC+3.
Volatility
5%lowThe price barely moves, as a stablecoin should.
Dollar peg
$0.9989holdingNow 0.11% away from $1, at most 0.41% over 7 days.
Liquidity
0.1%thinA day’s trading equals 0.1% of market cap: a stablecoin is used for settlement, so heavy turnover is normal.
Market share
0.06%smallShare of the top-100 market cap.
What is USDD
USDD is a US dollar stablecoin from the Tron blockchain ecosystem. The first version launched in May 2022: Tron founder Justin Sun announced it, and the TRON DAO Reserve issued the coins and held the reserves. The peg first relied on swaps between USDD and TRX, much like TerraUSD, and later on a reserve of BTC, TRX and stablecoins. That version is now called USDDOLD. A new USDD arrived in early 2025, and old coins can be swapped for it at any time.
The new USDD uses the same collateral vault model as MakerDAO’s DAI. A user locks collateral in a smart contract (TRX, sTRX, USDT or WBTC on Tron, ETH and WBTC on Ethereum) and mints USDD against it, keeping the collateral worth well above the debt. If it drops below a threshold, the position is liquidated and the collateral auctioned. The Peg Stability Module (PSM) swaps USDT and USDC for USDD one-to-one with no swap fee. USDD runs on Tron, Ethereum and BNB Chain, and according to the project’s documentation the token has no address-freezing function.
USDD is used for dollar payments, lending and liquidity pools. Holders can deposit it into the savings module and receive sUSDD, which grows in value against USDD through the Smart Allocator strategy that places part of the reserves in DeFi protocols such as Aave. Unlike USDT and USDC, USDD has no company with bank reserves behind it: the collateral sits in smart contracts. On Tron, sending USDD, like any TRC-20 token, uses the sender’s energy and bandwidth.
What it’s used for
- payments and transfers in dollar terms
- lending and liquidity pools in DeFi
- savings through sUSDD
- minting dollars against TRX, ETH or WBTC without selling them
Risks
- the price can slip below one dollar if collateral, above all TRX, drops sharply: in June 2022, during a market crash, the old USDD fell noticeably below its peg
- reliance on the team and the Tron ecosystem: the USDD team and JUST DAO choose where Smart Allocator places reserves, the documentation does not spell out governance rules, and the sUSDD yield is not guaranteed
- part of the PSM reserve is held in USDT and USDC, which their issuers can freeze, and bugs in smart contracts or price oracles could also cause losses
Contract addresses
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Questions
How much is USDD worth today?
As of November 11, 2026, USDD trades at $0.9989. Over 24 hours the price moved +0.01%, over 7 days +0.19%. The price on this page refreshes automatically.
How many USDD are in circulation?
1.50 B USDD are in circulation. There is no maximum supply. The fully diluted value of all coins is $1.49B.
How is the new USDD different from USDDOLD?
USDDOLD was minted by institutions whitelisted by TRON DAO Reserve, which burned TRX to do so, and TRON DAO Reserve itself held the collateral. The new USDD can be minted by any user against collateral in a smart contract or in exchange for USDT and USDC through the PSM. Old coins are swapped for new ones on the migration page, with no deadline.
Can USDD be frozen?
According to the project’s documentation, USDD has no blocking function, so no organization can freeze coins held in a self-custody wallet. That sets it apart from USDT and USDC, even though part of the USDD reserve is held in those very stablecoins.
How do I check a USDD address for AML risk?
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