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September 2, 2026

CCTP Extends Circle’s Crosschain Trust Layer to EURC

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CCTP extends Circle’s crosschain trust layer beyond USDC to include native EURC transfers.

CCTP is expanding beyond native USDC transfers to support native EURC transfers.

CCTP Extends Circle’s Crosschain Trust Layer to EURC

CCTP, Circle’s infrastructure for multichain digital asset management and crosschain trust layer, is extending to additional Circle-issued assets. CCTP now supports native transfers of EURC, Circle’s euro-denominated stablecoin, running on the same production interoperability infrastructure that powers native USDC transfers today. 

With this addition, developers and blockchain ecosystems now have a single way to move USDC and EURC across supported chains.

In the past, making an asset available across multiple blockchains meant connecting separate bridge providers, writing custom integrations for each, and reconciling trust models. That produced duplicated infrastructure, operational complexity, and a fragmented experience for developers and users alike.

Starting with Ethereum and Base, EURC can now move natively crosschain using burn-and-mint, the same model CCTP uses for USDC. The asset is burned on the source chain and minted on the destination chain, so each supported chain holds native EURC. This approach unifies liquidity and enables faster crosschain settlement. CCTP’s existing burn-and-mint functionality for USDC does not change.

This is the next evolution of CCTP: more assets that developers can move crosschain, starting with the addition of EURC. The infrastructure is familiar; now it can do more, with more assets and capabilities coming soon. 

CCTP is a crosschain messaging infrastructure service provided by Circle Technology Services, LLC ("CTS"). CCTP is non-custodial; CTS does not hold, control, manage, or transfer user assets or act as a transfer agent, registrar, broker-dealer, investment adviser, or clearing agency. CCTP is not a financial, payment, or advisory service and has not been reviewed or approved by NYDFS or any other regulatory authority. Transfers are irreversible; CTS cannot recover assets sent to an incorrect address. CTS does not vet, endorse, or back third-party assets; such assets are subject solely to the applicable third-party terms and risks. Issuers are solely responsible for their services and compliance with applicable laws. Any fee estimates are non-binding previews; actual fees may differ. Assets are subject to a number of risks, including, but not limited to, price volatility and smart-contract, relay, and bridge vulnerabilities. Availability is subject to change. Developer terms apply.

USDC and EURC are issued by regulated affiliates of Circle. See Circle’s list of regulatory authorizations.

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