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USDC bridge
Move USDC between chains, or swap it for ETH, EURC, USDT, DAI, or WBTC where a public route exists. The quote is live. The wallet signs the transaction. This site does not hold the coins.
Reading the chains that can move USDC.
About this desk
- What you use it for
- Pick two chains and two tokens. USDC is the default on both sides. Flip the direction, type an amount, and send it from your wallet when the quote is the one you want.
- What the numbers are
- The receive amount, minimum, fee lines, gas estimate, and tool name come from one LI.FI route for that pair. An ERC-20 is approved to the spender in the quote, then the wallet sends the transaction they built. Native ETH is the transaction value.
- What it leaves out
- A pair with no route stays an error. A route that does not simulate is an error, and it is not offered as a send. The source receipt is not the destination balance. Arc gas is 18-decimal native USDC. The USDC moved on Arc is the 6-decimal token. This site does not hold the coins and does not add a fee of its own. LI.FI’s fee is listed on the quote.
Every desk is introduced the same way on the desk list.
How to read this
- What is quoted
- LI.FI returns one route for the chains and tokens you picked. The receive amount, the minimum, the fee lines, the gas estimate, and the tool name are theirs. A missing route stays an error. A route that does not simulate is an error. This page does not fill in a price.
- What the wallet does
- An ERC-20 is approved to the spender in the quote, then the wallet sends the transaction LI.FI built. Native ETH is sent as the transaction value and does not need that approval. Arc gas is the 18-decimal native USDC. The USDC being bridged on Arc is the 6-decimal token at 0x3600…0000.
- When it is done
- A confirmed source transaction means the route accepted the send. Delivery on the other chain is the bridge’s job and can take the time shown on the quote. This page does not pretend the destination balance has arrived.