Brale unveils tokenization API to scale custom tokens across 30 blockchains

Building a stablecoin used to mean picking a blockchain, building the plumbing, and then doing the whole thing over again when someone asked you to support a second chain. Brale thinks that’s the wrong model, and it’s built a protocol to prove it. The U.S.-regulated stablecoin infrastructure company has unveiled a Tokenization API designed to let enterprises issue and manage custom tokens, including fiat-backed stablecoins, across nearly 30 blockchain networks through a single integration. Instead of treating each chain as a separate project, the API bundles custody management, minting and burning mechanics, transfers, and multi-chain transaction execution into one interface. What Brale is actually building Issuers retain control over reserves, compliance, and the economics of the token itself. Brale positions itself as infrastructure, not a co-issuer, which matters enormously in a regulatory environment where accountability questions around stablecoin reserves are becoming central to legislation in Washington. As of a July 2026 blog post, Brale says it supports over 100 live programs and processes billions in annual volume. The company holds money transmitter licenses across 45 U....