Rain Adds Support for Yield-Bearing Stablecoin USD+ to Power Global Payments

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Rain, the enterprise-grade payments infrastructure provider, has announced native support for USD+, a yield-bearing stablecoin issued by Dinari. The move enables Rain’s partners—including global neobank Offramp—to offer customers outside the U.S. the ability to hold USD+ and spend it globally via Rain-issued cards.


Unlocking Yield-Bearing Digital Dollars

USD+ is backed 1:1 by U.S. Treasuries and cash equivalents and currently yields around 5% APY. Unlike conventional stablecoins, it allows users to earn yield while holding digital dollars, providing a stronger alternative to traditional accounts in markets with limited access to reliable U.S. dollar banking.

Through Rain’s API, fintech partners can now create digital dollar accounts where balances automatically generate yield—without minimum deposits, foreign bank accounts, or complex investment structures. Crucially, funds remain instantly spendable anywhere Visa is accepted, making stablecoins both a savings and spending tool.

USD+ transforms stablecoins from passive holdings into income-generating, globally spendable assets.

Offramp Becomes First Launch Partner

Offramp, a global neobank focusing on emerging markets such as LATAM, is the first to roll out Rain’s USD+ integration. Customers outside the U.S. can now:

  • Hold USD+ in their accounts and earn yield daily
  • Use Rain-issued Visa cards for global purchases
  • Invest in tokenized equities via Dinari’s dShares™

“From the very beginning, we designed Rain’s technology to be token-agnostic, stablecoin-native, and built to evolve as the asset landscape expands,” said Charles Yoo-Naut, CTO & Co-Founder at Rain. “By supporting USD+, we’re giving partners like Offramp the ability to launch products that are both financially compelling and frictionless.”

Offramp’s rollout demonstrates how yield-bearing stablecoins can combine financial inclusion with everyday usability.

Dinari’s Tokenized Finance Ecosystem

USD+ is issued and settled on the Dinari Financial Network, the same infrastructure powering Dinari’s dShares—fully-backed, compliant tokenized equities. Together, these instruments enable fintechs to provide customers with safe, regulated access to U.S. financial products that have historically been out of reach for many emerging market investors.

“Rain’s integration of USD+ proves our infrastructure powers both yield-bearing stablecoins and tokenized equities for partners,” said Gabe Otte, Co-Founder & CEO of Dinari. “Our mission is to democratize access to U.S. dollars and equities globally. With Rain, fintechs can now put those dollars directly into users’ hands, where they can grow and remain spendable.”


Expanding Access to Emerging Markets

Offramp CEO and Founder Luc Loja emphasized the importance of combining yield with usability: “We’re excited to deepen our partnership with Rain and Dinari as the first launch partner for USD+. Through Rain’s support for USD+, we’ll be able to unlock the true potential of stablecoins for users in emerging markets by combining spendability with yield generation. This is a historic milestone in stablecoin innovation.”

The integration addresses a pressing need in regions with high inflation and weak banking infrastructure, giving individuals and businesses access to dollar-denominated savings and global payment capabilities in a single product.

By merging yield generation with everyday spending, USD+ could redefine stablecoins as tools for both financial inclusion and wealth creation.

Conclusion

Rain’s integration of Dinari’s USD+ marks a significant evolution in stablecoin adoption. For fintechs like Offramp, it means offering customers outside the U.S. the ability to save, earn, and spend in dollars without banking friction. For Dinari, it showcases the growing synergy between yield-bearing stablecoins and tokenized equities. Together, the partnership demonstrates how infrastructure innovation is turning stablecoins into true global financial utilities.

Rick Steves is the Managing Editor at FinanceFeeds, where he leads daily newsroom operations and sets editorial standards across forex/CFD markets, fintech, and digital assets. He entered the financial services industry in 2009 and has been a financial journalist since 2011, bringing a Business Administration background and hands-on experience producing real-time news for the buy side, sell side, brokers, service providers, and retail traders.
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