Rank 41 by market cap
PYUSD is the dollar stablecoin of the payments company PayPal, issued by Paxos Trust Company under supervision of the New York State Department of Financial Services. It launched on Ethereum in 2023 and later spread to further networks, Solana among them.
Market mood: 52 · Neutral, as of 2026-10-11; calculated from part of the components
The price of PayPal USD (PYUSD) is 0.9996 USD as of October 10, 2026, 0.00% in 24 hours. Price change: -0.04% over 7 days, -0.03% over 30 days. Market capitalization is 2.90 billion USD, ranked 41. The price is 0.36% below its all-time high of 1.00 USD. Its link to Bitcoin over 90 days is weak (correlation -0.16).
PYUSD is the dollar stablecoin of the payments company PayPal, issued by Paxos Trust Company under supervision of the New York State Department of Financial Services. It launched on Ethereum in 2023 and later spread to further networks, Solana among them.
PayPal USD is grouped under: Stablecoins.
We track 2 trading pairs for PYUSD; the full list with venues is on the coin's "Exchanges" tab.
Our database holds 1,113 days of daily price history for PYUSD.
This section is informational. Data comes from public sources and is not investment advice. Digital assets are volatile and may lose value.
PayPal USD is ranked #41 by market capitalisation, at 2.91B $. Market capitalisation is price multiplied by circulating supply, so it moves with both — a coin can climb the ranking without its price rising, simply by issuing more.
Over the last twelve months the price of PYUSD rose by 0.0 %. That is the change of the quote itself and says nothing about what comes next: crypto drawdowns of tens of percent within a year are ordinary, not exceptional.
Backing is conventional and holds no crypto exposure: dollar deposits, short-dated US Treasury obligations and cash equivalents, disclosed in a published monthly reserve breakdown. Each token is redeemable with the issuer at one dollar, and for retail holders that redemption runs through the PayPal and Venmo apps. The issuer can freeze and seize tokens when the law requires it, a trait shared by every regulated dollar token.
What separates it from the older large dollar tokens is origin rather than mechanics: it was wired into a consumer payments service with an established audience from day one. The risk it carries is credit rather than market risk, and it rests entirely on the issuer and the composition of its reserve.
The issuer is Paxos, not PayPal itself: the liability and the reserve sit with the trust company, while the payments service handles distribution.
A reference description of the project, not investment advice.
Turnover is what the venue itself reports; we do not verify it, so the order in the table is not a reliability ranking.
| Venue | 24h turnover | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Bybit | 375.3 K $ | 73.7 % |
| OKX | 133.7 K $ | 26.3 % |
Periods from a week are calendar-based, from midnight UTC. The 24-hour figure is a rolling window from the current price — different bases, not a discrepancy.
| Period | PYUSD | BTC | ETH |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 hoursrolling | 0.00 % | +0.45 % | +0.67 % |
| 7 days | −0.03 % | −2.20 % | −6.91 % |
| 30 days | +0.01 % | +8.00 % | +2.24 % |
| 90 days | −0.07 % | +30.13 % | +38.71 % |
| year to date | −0.12 % | −5.31 % | −15.66 % |
| 1 year | +0.04 % | −26.41 % | −34.56 % |
We compute market cap from circulating supply, so its date matters as much as the price.
This asset declares no maximum supply, so it has no circulating share to speak of.
Computed by us from our own history. This section shows no buy/sell ratings — these are values, not verdicts.
At the price as of 00:08 UTC — a moment's rate, not a live tick.
1 PYUSD = 0.999598 $
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