About

Dakota is a crypto-powered neobank and stablecoin infrastructure platform built for global businesses. The company provides enterprise-grade APIs that enable clients to build, move, and manage stablecoins, serving as foundational infrastructure for issuing, transferring, and scaling digital dollars.

The platform powers cross-border money movement through blockchain-integrated banking. Its product suite includes a banking platform that supports transactions across borders and currencies, enterprise APIs for stablecoin operations, and DKUSD, a fully collateralized USD-backed stablecoin backed 1:1 by cash and cash equivalents held in segregated accounts.

Dakota serves hundreds of customers and processes an annualized transaction volume in the billions. The company operates in the United States and was founded by former executives from Coinbase, Airbnb, and Anchorage.

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