The A7A5 stablecoin, supported by the Russian ruble, has successfully completed an independent audit that confirms its 100% fiat backing. Conducted by Kreston Bishkek, a trusted member of the Kreston network, the audit ensures transparency, highlighting A7A5’s commitment to quarterly audits and a state-supervised structure.

Unlike Tether, which has faced scrutiny over its backing claims, A7A5 promises more transparency and accountability.

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A7A5 just passed an independent review confirming 100% fiat backing — beating Tether to it. Issued under Kyrgyzstan’s crypto laws, it pays daily yield from Russia’s high rates. tweet link – Crypto n Stocks News (@MemeCoinsNewz) May 26, 2025.

The Ruble-Backed Stablecoin’s Yield-Generating Capability Sets it Apart

Thanks to Kyrgyzstan’s digital asset framework, A7A5 was launched with regulatory approval. What differentiates A7A5 from its peers is its ability to generate yield leveraging Russia’s high interest rates while ensuring the safety of reserves.

Holders benefit from daily yield distributions derived from the higher interest rates held in fiat reserves at the Russian Central Bank. This innovative approach requires no staking from users — they receive their earnings within 24 hours automatically.

A7A5’s Circulating Supply Crossed $140m Within a Week of Its Launch

Launching on Meer Exchange, A7A5 had an impressive entry, with a circulating supply of over $140 million less than a week after its release. The significant uptake highlights rising user demand in Russia and CIS regions, especially amid restrictions on USD-backed stablecoins.

Regulatory Support, Strategic Positioning, and the Road Ahead

As Central Asia’s crypto-friendly jurisdiction, Kyrgyzstan is attracting major crypto players like Binance, which has agreed to collaborate with local authorities to bolster the digital asset ecosystem.

Ultimately, to enhance scalability and broaden the use of A7A5, regulatory efforts must focus on integrating the stablecoin into various financial systems and enhancing accessibility through more exchange listings.