The launch of Dogecoin Labs on October 21, 2026, brings a wallet, an app platform and merchant payment tools into one independent organization focused on expanding DOGE use. Supported by the Dogecoin Foundation, the group combines MyDoge, DogeOS and Such App.
Jordan Jefferson, the founder of DogeOS, will serve as CEO. The organization’s stated goal is to expand Dogecoin’s use across payments, commerce, decentralized finance (DeFi) and gaming.
“We formed Dogecoin Labs to change that, bringing Dogecoin’s top builders together in one organization,” Jefferson said in a statement about the cryptocurrency’s untapped potential.
Dogecoin Labs launches with three product teams
At launch, Dogecoin Labs connects the MyDoge wallet with the DogeOS application platform and Such App’s payment product. According to the press release, MyDoge already boasts over 500,000 users and has already adopted certain DogeOS features.
DogeOS launched its EVM-compatible public testnet, called Chikyū, on September 30, 2026. Its compatibility allows developers to use tools built for Ethereum-style applications rather than learn a separate system.
Such App supplies the merchant-facing tools, including invoicing and offline QR payments. Together, the products cover wallet access, application development and commerce—the areas the organization is bringing under one roof.
Dogecoin Labs will operate independently from the Foundation. The Foundation retains responsibility for ecosystem governance and open-source development.
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