Crosschain forwarding is now live for CCTP on mainnet. A fully managed service by Circle, our crosschain forwarding feature automates destination-chain execution for CCTP transactions. → Reduce end-to-end transfer speed → Lower operational costs and third-party risk → Improve both developer and user experience Supported for CCTP routes to... Arbitrum, Avalanche🔺, Base, Ethereum, HyperEVM from Hyperliquid, ink, Linea.eth, Monad, Optimism, Polygon, Sei, Sonic, Unichain, and World Chain , with more blockchains expected. In the coming months, we also plan to expand our forwarding service to Circle Gateway, Bridge Kit, and more flexible, generalized forwarding capabilities. Start building today:show more

Sei mentioned!

Nice! No need to call the mint contract on the recipient chain. The forwarding service handles attestation and minting automatically.

We are proud to be day 1 launch partners of Circle's CCTP and are excited for this new upgrade in interoperability! While Wanchain maintains 8 years of crosschain history and innovation, Circle $USDC continues to lead the stablecoin revolution with interoperability in mind!

In the big picture: • USDC / stablecoins = global liquidity layer • CBDC = national sovereignty layer • Pi = human layer & peer-to-peer economy (identity-first, utility-first) • Sidra = Financial OS & compliance layer (Shariah + regulatory)

This is huge for commerce 🔥 Seamless USDC settlement across chains = better merchant experience. We're building crypto payment infrastructure on @base and native CCTP support is a game changer for cross-chain checkout flows.

Circle keeps shipping 🚀 Crosschain forwarding removes friction from CCTP transfers. Building @USYCProtocol with CCTP integration - this makes the user journey even smoother. When Arc Network support @circle ?👀

Nice, cctp live on 14 mainnet 💪 Step by step

Crosschain forwarding = smoother UX for CCTP 🔥 @arc Network already has native CCTP integration. Looking forward to seeing Arc added to the forwarding service! Building Treasury Yields on Arc with @USYCProtocol 🚀 @circle @arc

Forwarding is a UX win, but it moves the trust boundary. Circle becomes the execution agent on the destination chain. What are the guarantees on retries and idempotency, and what is the failure path if destination execution fails after burn is final? Auto refund or queue until success?

Incredible to see stablecoin rails deepening across regulated infrastructure, this is how programmable money evolves into everyday settlement. What’s striking is not just the scale of USDC distribution, but the interoperability layer Circle is building with native integrations and cross-chain frameworks like xReserve, CCTP, and Gateway. When stablecoins become a trusted settlement layer across jurisdictions, rails, and payment systems, the value of programmable money starts matching real-world payment needs, fast, on-demand, and composable. That’s the infrastructure moment many of us have been waiting for, not hype, but utility.

Cross-chain power unlocked

fly too fast cannot wait for more chains

circle's crosschain forwarding live - cuts transfer speeds and risks, a clear win for defi unit economics. but biology shows trust doesn't scale via managed services; it needs consensus math as the survival floor. pre-seed safe at 42 mnok valuation builds that moat. your thesis on ai x blockchain defensibility? 🇳🇴

Payments are still underestimated

try using @Polkadot

Every day there’s another piece of news about Circle expanding - Circle by default.

Lowers third party risk? What if Circle IS the risk? 😂

Fast, smooth, safe and low-cost

This is a strong move toward making crosschain flows feel native. Less glue code, fewer intermediaries, and better reliability across chains⛓️

Faster transfers, lower costs, and less hassle for devs and users.