The digital assets division of Societe Generale announced the integration of its dollar-pegged stablecoin USD CoinVertible (USDCV) into the MetaMask wallet, aiming to expand global access to a regulated digital asset.
SG-FORGE, the digital asset subsidiary of French banking giant Societe Generale, announced a partnership with Consensys, the developer of Web3 infrastructure and the Ethereum ecosystem. The collaboration involves integrating the regulated Societe Generale dollar stablecoin into the mobile and web interfaces of crypto wallet MetaMask.
USDCV is registered under the MiCA regulatory framework and was launched in summer 2025 on Ethereum and Solana. With its integration into MetaMask, wallet users will for the first time gain access to a bank-issued U.S. dollar digital asset fully compliant with European regulatory requirements.
The integration will enable the use of the stablecoin for fiat on- and off-ramps, crypto trading, interaction with DeFi protocols, as well as paying network fees via the Gas Station feature. Fiat operations will be supported by infrastructure provider Transak, which will act as the exclusive fiat-to-USDCV conversion provider within MetaMask.
Joseph Lubin, Founder and CEO of Consensys, noted that the development of stablecoins plays a key role in transforming financial systems and helps build open, interoperable infrastructure. Jean-Marc Stenger, CEO of SG-FORGE, emphasized that integration into one of the largest Web3 wallets will accelerate the adoption of regulated digital assets and support the creation of a hybrid financial model combining blockchain technology with traditional banking reliability.
This initiative is part of Societe Generale’s broader strategy to deploy its stablecoins across both traditional finance and crypto ecosystems. Previously, the USDCV and EURCV stablecoins were integrated into the infrastructure of Deutsche Börse Group.
