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USD Coin

Issued by Circle · fiat + T-bill reserves · monthly attestation

647 companies support USDC
Supply
$71.3B
30d change
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Chains
8
Companies supporting
647
Attestation
Monthly

Companies supporting USDC

12 of 647 shown
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0xProcessing
0xProcessing is a crypto payment gateway for merchants.
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1inch
1inch aggregates DEX liquidity across chains and offers a wallet and card.
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1Money
1Money is a Layer 1 network built for stablecoin payments with fixed low fees and fast finality.
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Aave
Aave is a decentralised liquidity protocol for lending and borrowing crypto and stablecoins, and issues the GHO stablecoin.
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Accrue
Accrue lets 400,000+ users send money across Africa and the US in minutes and hold dollars, with an Accrue card.
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Acctual
Acctual lets businesses pay bills and send invoices in stablecoins, with accounting workflows for crypto-native companies.
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Aerodrome
Aerodrome is the largest decentralised exchange on Base, with deep USDC and stablecoin pools.
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Afriex
Afriex enables international money transfers across 30+ currencies to 50+ countries, using stablecoin rails for fast, low-cost settlement to Africa and beyond.
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Airtm
Airtm offers digital dollar wallets with P2P cash-in/out and payouts for freelancers and platforms in LatAm.
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Alchemy
Alchemy provides node APIs, smart wallets and payments infrastructure.
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Alchemy Pay
Alchemy Pay provides on/off-ramp, card issuing and merchant payment solutions in 170+ countries.
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Aleo
Aleo is a zero-knowledge L1 for private applications and payments, home to privacy-focused stablecoin initiatives.
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What USDC is used for in payments, and who supports it

USD Coin is issued by Circle, backed by fiat + t-bill reserves, with monthly attestation under MiCA EMT · GENIUS-track. 647 companies in this directory support it — more than any other asset.

Supply sits at $71.3B across 8 chains in provider coverage, but distribution matters more than the headline. Providers most often list Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base and 5 more. A provider on one chain only will be expensive for high-volume small payouts.

For buyers the practical filter is not whether a provider supports USDC — nearly all major ramps do for liquid assets — but whether it supports USDC on the chain your treasury already uses, and whether it will redeem to fiat locally in your destination market on the same day.

Supply
$71.3B
Chains
8
Companies supporting
647
Attestation
Monthly

Backing, attestation and what it means for you

The part of the record that decides whether a compliance team will approve it.

Reserves are fiat + t-bill reserves, attested on a monthly cadence where the issuer publishes reports. That rhythm is what compliance teams read before approving a treasury asset.

For a payments buyer the practical consequence is narrow but real: a provider holding USDC can quote a fiat payout only if it supports the chain your treasury uses and can redeem through partners it already banks with. Open each shortlisted profile for chain support and corridor coverage — asset support alone does not mean same-day settlement in your market.

USDC in payments, answered

From real buyer questions. Marked up as FAQPage.

647 listed companies support USDC. Filter by country to see which can settle into your destination market.

Match your treasury's chain first. Providers in this directory list Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, Ethereum and others — high-volume small payouts favour lower per-transaction cost chains; large tickets favour institutional custody chains.

The mistake buyers make here

The common mistake is treating USDC support as a single capability. A provider supporting USDC on one chain only will quietly cost you more on high-volume small payouts than one supporting a lower-cost chain, because per-transaction cost dominates below roughly $500 a payment. Filter by chain, not by asset alone.