PANews, March 4 — The stablecoin trading and payments platform OSL Group announced that its stablecoin trading hub, StableHub, will launch a limited-time 100% annualized holding reward for the enterprise-grade USDGO compliant stablecoin. The promotion will be conducted through OSL Group’s international trading platform, OSL Global.
According to the plan, eligible new users can earn an average annualized reward of 100% on their USDGO holdings during the promotion period, with a maximum reward of 1,000 USDGO per user. The promotion lasts for 7 days. Additionally, StableHub is offering a 18% annualized reward for existing users’ USDGO holdings, plus a 3% long-term annualized reward on the excess amount. This promotion runs from March 10, 2026, to April 10, 2026, lasting one month.
StableHub is OSL Group’s compliant stablecoin trading infrastructure launched in February 2026, supporting zero-slippage 1:1 exchanges between multiple mainstream stablecoins and USD. The initial supported stablecoins include USDGO, RLUSD, USDC, and USDT. USDGO is pegged 1:1 to the US dollar, regulated by U.S. federal authorities, accessible in multiple jurisdictions worldwide, and undergoes strict third-party audits. Anchorage Digital Bank N.A. is the issuer, with OSL Group serving as the brand operator and distributor.
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