Maple Launches syrupUSDG Yield Product with Paxos

🍁 Maple's New Move

By Maple
Jul 16, 2026, 3:41 PM
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Maple has launched syrupUSDG, a yield-bearing asset for Paxos' Global Dollar (USDG) stablecoin.​ This makes USDG one of the first major regulated stablecoins with built-in institutional credit returns.​

Key details:

  • Returns generated from Maple's overcollateralized institutional loan book ($22B+ issued since 2022)
  • First new Syrup asset from Maple in two years
  • Now live on Ethereum and Robinhood Chain
  • Approved as collateral for Robinhood Earn vault by Steakhouse

For eligible fintechs and platforms, syrupUSDG offers a way to provide customers with institutional credit opportunities without building internal infrastructure.​ Maple handles credit operations, risk management, and transparency reporting while partners maintain customer relationships.​

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