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North Dakota Partners with Fiserv to Launch State Stablecoin

BY Solomon M.·2 MIN READ·OCTOBER 9, 2025

North Dakota announces the Roughrider Coin, a state-backed stablecoin, in collaboration with Fiserv and the Bank of North Dakota, eyeing a 2026 launch for financial institutions.

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Key Points:
  • North Dakota plans to launch a state-backed stablecoin with Fiserv by 2026.
  • Roughrider Coin aims to enhance payments through blockchain technology.
  • Expected to integrate with existing financial systems and major stablecoins.

Roughrider Coin aims to enhance North Dakota’s financial ecosystem, demonstrating innovation in state-backed digital currencies amidst growing interest in blockchain and digital asset infrastructure.

North Dakota has unveiled its Roughrider Coin initiative, a state-backed stablecoin supported by Fiserv, targeting a 2026 launch. This marks a step toward integrating blockchain into North Dakota’s financial ecosystem.

The partnership involves the Bank of North Dakota and Fiserv, aiming to bolster the state economy by leveraging blockchain for faster, more efficient payment systems. The project highlights Governor Kelly Armstrong’s commitment to innovation in finance.

The project could improve interbank settlements and cross-border transactions. Fiserv’s involvement potentially provides access to networks of over 10,000 institutions, enhancing links between traditional finance and blockchain.

Economic impacts are anticipated as the Roughrider Coin facilitates faster, more secure payments, possibly altering financial industry dynamics. Political support from the North Dakota Industrial Commission suggests strong government backing.

Funding and specific financial details remain undisclosed, with expectations that the Roughrider Coin will interact with existing stablecoins but not replace them. Institutional access may drive wider blockchain adoption among traditional banks.

Future regulatory changes could be influenced, spurred by the GENIUS Act of 2025, paving the way for other states to explore similar ventures. The technological ramifications of this venture could set a precedent in state-backed digital finance.

Governor Kelly Armstrong, Governor, State of North Dakota, “Issuing a stablecoin backed by real money shows North Dakota is taking a cutting-edge approach to creating a secure and efficient financial ecosystem for our citizens.”
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  • External Source - Referenced domain: bnd.nd.gov
  • External Source - Referenced domain: investors.fiserv.com
  • External Source - Referenced domain: coindesk.com
  • Byline - Reported by Solomon M.
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