Societe Generale-FORGE, the digital asset subsidiary of France's third-largest bank, has partnered with Consensys to integrate its USD CoinVertible (USDCV) stablecoin into the MetaMask wallet. The collaboration places USDCV among a select group of supported stablecoins within MetaMask's mobile application and web interface, enabling users to conduct onchain transactions and interact with decentralized applications.
The integration is designed to facilitate fiat on- and off-ramping, digital asset trading, and DeFi protocol interactions using USDCV. Notably, the stablecoin will be compatible with MetaMask's Gas Station feature, allowing users to pay blockchain transaction fees directly in the asset.
"By introducing our stablecoin into one of the world's most widely used Web3 wallets, we're helping accelerate the emergence of an interoperable financial system, combining the advantages of blockchain technology with the security and compliance of a European issued asset, supported by a major bank," stated SG FORGE CEO Jean-Marc Stenger.
USD CoinVertible is one of two stablecoins issued by SG FORGE. The dollar-pegged cryptocurrency was announced in June 2025, making Societe Generale the first global bank to launch a USD stablecoin. Its euro-pegged counterpart, EUR CoinVertible (EURCV), launched in April 2023. As of April 15, 2026, USDCV had 26.3 million tokens in circulation, while EURCV had 105.9 million euros in circulation.
The integration simplifies user access to crypto through fiat on-ramp services like Transak, allowing users to convert traditional currency into USDCV seamlessly. This move is seen as a significant step in bridging traditional finance and the crypto ecosystem, potentially encouraging other banks to follow suit with regulated digital assets.
