Security notice
There is no
OUSD airdrop.
Open USD (OUSD) is a fully reserved dollar stablecoin issued by Bridge, a Stripe company, for Open Standard. It is not distributed through airdrops, token-claim portals or wallet-verification pages — and no legitimate OUSD communication will ask you to connect your wallet to “claim” or “verify” tokens.
What a real OUSD interaction looks like
- No claim, mint or “airdrop” step exists.
- No seed phrase or private key is ever requested.
- No urgency, countdowns or “first-come” claims.
- OUSD is accessed through supported partners and platforms — not through this page.
Official channels only
- Productopenusd.inc
- Companyjoinopenstandard.com
- Updatesx.com/openstandard
- LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/openstandard
Common scam patterns
- Direct messages offering free tokens or allocations.
- Lookalike domains and impersonated support accounts.
- “Connect wallet to verify eligibility” pages.
- Requests to approve a transaction to “unlock” a claim.
- Pressure to act before a deadline.
If you already interacted
Revoke any token approvals you granted using your wallet’s approval manager or a reputable revocation tool. If you shared a seed phrase or private key, move your funds to a new wallet immediately.
Report the domain and messages to your wallet provider and the platform where you received them.
OUSD is issued by Bridge, a Stripe company, for Open Standard. OUSD is a stablecoin, not a bank deposit, and is not FDIC-insured. This page exists to protect users from impersonation; there is no token distribution associated with it.