Bridge Kit Arcshop Introducing Bridge Kit — a new developer toolkit designed to make it dramatically easier to integrate CCTP and build crosschain USDC experiences. Circle engineers Dave Musicant and Tobias Golbs will walk through how Bridge Kit abstracts away complex chain logic, wallet providers, and app-level workflows, allowing developers to launch crosschain features faster and more reliably. You’ll learn how to integrate crosschain USDC flows in under 10 lines of code and see how developers can implement built-in monetization using the FeeTaker method. The session includes a full live demo, featuring: - Arc → Ethereum USDC transfers on testnet - Switching to Arc → Solana with near-zero code changes - Using Circle Wallets via adapter - Adding developer fees to your own wallet - We’ll highlight improvements to developer experience, setup time, composability, and mainnet deployment. The engineers will also cover available resources including tutorials, documentation, and community support. Visit our Docs: https://developers.circle.com/bridge-kit Arc is offered by Circle Technology Services, LLC (“CTS”). CTS is a software provider and does not provide regulated financial or advisory services. You are solely responsible for services you provide to users, including obtaining any necessary licenses or approvals and otherwise complying with applicable laws. Arc has not been reviewed or approved by the New York State Department of Financial Services. The product features described in these materials are for informational purposes only and may be modified, delayed, or cancelled without notice at the sole discretion of Circle Technology Services, LLC. Nothing herein constitutes a commitment, warranty, guarantee, or investment advice. USDC is issued by regulated affiliates of Circle. A list of Circle’s regulatory authorizations can be found here: https://www.circle.com/legal/licenses

What if money could move across blockchains as easily as sending an email? That’s the power of USDC interoperability — and in this episode of Stablecoin 101, Blessing Adesiji (@bleso_a) breaks down how it works through a story-driven example featuring Alice, Bob, and a crosschain transfer powered by CCTP 💡 You’ll learn: - What interoperability really means in the world of USDC - How CCTP burns, verifies, and mints USDC across different blockchains - Why this matters for developers building wallets, apps, and DeFi protocols - This is how USDC connects blockchain ecosystems — securely, and seamlessly.

How do you actually integrate USDC into an application that solves a real-world business problem? In this episode of Stablecoin 101, Blessing Adesiji(bleso_a) walks through how to build a USDC-powered escrow smart contract on Ethereum using Solidity — showing how code can be used to move money securely between businesses, partners, and users. 💡 You’ll learn: - Build a USDC escrow agent with Solidity & AI - Automate trust through deposit, release & revert functions - Understand why USDC is the building block for real-world onchain payments - From concept to code — see how developers bring business payments to life with USDC.

Imagine if every business deal could execute itself — near-instantly and securely — the moment both sides meet their commitments. That’s what happens when you combine USDC and smart contracts. In this episode of Stablecoin 101, Blessing Adesiji (@bleso_a) breaks down how onchain escrow works — showing how businesses and partners can use USDC to move money with trust, speed, and automation. 💡 You’ll learn: - How smart contracts enable real-world business payments. - Why USDC is programmable money for the internet economy. - How onchain automation builds trust without middlemen or delays. - No banks. No chargebacks. Just trust through code.

In this episode of Stablecoin 101, Elton Tay from the Developer Relations team introduces Circle Wallets, the gateway to building secure, flexible wallet experiences with USDC. What you’ll learn: - Circle Wallet models: developer-controlled, user-controlled & modular - How Circle Wallets power storing, sending, and receiving USDC - The types of experiences each model can support

In this episode of Stablecoin 101, Corey Cooper from the Developer Relations team explains how blockchain and AI work hand in hand to unlock new use cases for programmable money. What you’ll learn: - Why blockchain is uniquely suited as a trust and settlement layer for AI - A demo of an AI agent making autonomous USDC micro-payments for API access - Emerging agent-to-agent payment models powered by stablecoins

Hurupay, a Day One Architect, shares how they’re using stablecoins, gas fees in USDC, and onchain FX to help remote workers easily access dollar accounts and receive payments faster. Built on Arc, Hurupay is empowering global workers with predictable costs, faster settlements, and seamless financial access.

Blockradar, a Day One Architect, shares how they’re simplifying stablecoin transactions for fintechs and powering the next wave of onchain finance. With predictable gas fees, stablecoin-native payments, and a Circle Gateway integration that unifies USDC balances across supported chains, Arc helps Blockradar deliver trust, speed, and scalability for financial services.