Fidelity Digital Dollar
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What is Fidelity Digital Dollar?
Fidelity Digital Dollar (FIDD) is a US dollar stablecoin issued by Fidelity Investments through its Fidelity Digital Assets trust bank. Each token is designed to be worth one dollar and is backed by reserves held in US Treasury debt and money market instruments, managed via Fidelity's tokenized Treasury money market fund.
FIDD is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, so it can be used across exchanges and decentralized applications that support the standard. Eligible clients can mint or redeem it at one dollar through Fidelity's crypto services, and it also trades on select exchanges. It launched in February 2026 after the issuer received conditional national trust bank approval, making it one of the larger traditional finance entries into the stablecoin market.
As a fiat-backed stablecoin, its value tracks the dollar rather than fluctuating like other crypto assets.
You can follow the Fidelity Digital Dollar price and hold FIDD in a self-custody wallet.
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How is Fidelity Digital Dollar priced?
Fidelity Digital Dollar's price is set by supply and demand across global exchanges, around the clock. The figure above is a volume-weighted average across major markets, updated live. Because it aims to track a peg, day-to-day moves are usually small, though that is never guaranteed. Nothing here is financial advice.
Where can I hold Fidelity Digital Dollar?
You can hold Fidelity Digital Dollar in any non-custodial wallet, which means you control the private keys rather than trusting an exchange. Fidelity Digital Dollar isn't in the Zypto App yet. If you'd like it added, tweet @ZyptoApp on X.
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What is the price of Fidelity Digital Dollar today?
Fidelity Digital Dollar is trading at $0.9997, down 0.20% over the past 24 hours. The price updates live and is a volume-weighted average across major global exchanges.
How is the Fidelity Digital Dollar price calculated?
Fidelity Digital Dollar's figure is aggregated from exchange markets around the world and weighted by trading volume, so the most liquid venues influence it most. The live price is provided by CoinGecko, with backup feeds for resilience.
Where can I buy Fidelity Digital Dollar?
Fidelity Digital Dollar isn't in the Zypto App yet. Request it on X and we'll prioritize adding it so you can hold and swap Fidelity Digital Dollar.
Where can I store Fidelity Digital Dollar safely?
In any non-custodial wallet where you control the keys. FIDD isn't in the Zypto App yet, so you can't hold it in Zypto today. Request it on X to help us prioritize.
Where can I use Fidelity Digital Dollar?
FIDD isn't in the Zypto App yet, so you can't hold or swap it in-app. Request it on X to help us prioritize.
Is Fidelity Digital Dollar a volatile asset?
Fidelity Digital Dollar is a stablecoin, so it is built to hold a steady value close to its peg rather than swing like most crypto. The peg can still slip during market stress or if its backing is doubted, and nothing here is financial advice.
