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Circle quietly wires USDC into crypto’s new settlement spine – TON BOT

Circle quietly wires USDC into crypto’s new settlement spine

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Circle has introduced a new USDC Bridge that aims to streamline cross-chain transfers for on-chain dollars. The bridge, operated by Circle, eliminates the need for multiple bridges by providing a single bank-style ledger experience. This technology is part of Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol and has already facilitated over $20 billion in monthly cross-chain settlements. With stablecoins processing trillions in transactions, Circle’s USDC Bridge simplifies the process of moving USDC between blockchain networks.

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