On the third day of the SALT Fed Blockchain Symposium, FRNT was introduced as the first state-issued stablecoin on the Avalanche platform, opening new opportunities for programmable commerce.
Launch of FRNT and its Features
FRNT, launched in collaboration with the Wyoming Stable Token Commission, is the first stablecoin issued by the government and pegged to the dollar. It will be used in real-world payments using Rain's infrastructure, which provides low fees and integrates with Visa. This milestone was announced alongside the GENIUS Act at the SALT Symposium and marks the first successful release of a state-issued digital asset on a public blockchain.
Efficiency of FRNT in the Real World
FRNT has demonstrated its effectiveness in the public sector. In July 2025, Wyoming conducted a live demonstration of contractor payments through FRNT, where the process was automated, reducing the payment cycle from 45 days to a few seconds. This has been a breakthrough in government-to-business payments, improving the levels of transparency and accountability.
Public-Private Interaction Model
FRNT serves as an interdisciplinary model that combines regulatory oversight by the Wyoming Stable Token Commission with the high-performance Avalanche blockchain platform. This illustrates how the use of state-issued stablecoins can streamline public finance and develop a model that is scalable by other U.S. states and foreign governments.
The launch of FRNT represents a significant achievement in the field of digital assets, highlighting the opportunities that blockchain offers for increasing the efficiency and transparency of government financial operations.
