USDT0 is the omnichain deployment of Tether's US Dollar stablecoin, enabling seamless and unified liquidity across supported blockchains like Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, and others. It uses LayerZero’s Omnichain Fungible Token (OFT) standard to offer direct cross-chain transfers and help maintain a single canonical pool, reducing reliance on bridges or wrapped tokensTether (USDT), issued by Tether Limited provides a digital representation of the US Dollar, facilitating seamless transactions within the cryptocurrency ecosystem and serving as a stable store of value for traders and investors.

Official Site: https://usdt0.to/

Launched initially as a migration from classic USDT on Polygon and other networks, USDT0 simplifies transactions, lowers fees, and improves liquidity. USDT0 is always backed 1:1 by locked Tether (USDT) on Ethereum, ensuring it maintains the robust $1 peg trusted by the global crypto market

• Omnichain-enabled for native cross-chain transfers

• Unified liquidity pool across supported chains

• 1:1 backed by canonical USDT locked on Ethereum

• Same contract address as prior USDT for seamless upgrade (e.g., Polygon)

• Deep liquidity, high market volume, and wide adoption

• Regular audits and attestations (via USDT reserves)

Issuer: Everdawn Labs / USDT0 Consortium

USDT0 is managed by Everdawn Labs, using the LayerZero protocol. While classic USDT is directly issued and redeemable by Tether, USDT0 is minted by depositing USDT into specific contracts on Ethereum. This ensures all USDT0 in circulation is fully backed by actual USDT reserves. USDT0 expands the stablecoin’s reach by making cross-chain movement efficient and transparent, simplifying both platform integrations and user experience.

Stabull Pools:

• USDT0-USDC (Polygon)

Addresses:

Ethereum: 0x86B4dBE5D203e634a12364C0e428fa242A3FbA98 (USDT main contract for minting USDT0)

Polygon: 0xc2132d05d31c914a87c6611c10748aeb04b58e8f (canonical USDT0 address, same as previous USDT address for compatibility)

Links:

• CoinGecko

• Etherscan

• Polygonscan