A leading financial technology firm, Circle, announced that USDC is now accessible to developers and users on Celo without requiring bridging. This launch has caused a 9% increase in the value of the CELO token.
Early this week, the merger was revealed by San Francisco-based financial services startup Circle. Eliminating the need to bridge assets between chains, it allows access to the regulated US dollar stablecoin on Celo’s mainnet.
Celo’s concentration on real-world applications and quick, inexpensive international payments, together with its interoperability with the Ethereum Virtual Machine and emphasis on a mobile-first strategy, is intended to facilitate financial success. Its ecosystem spans 150 countries and more than 1,000 initiatives.
Circle Mint’s APIs make the connection easier and eliminate the need for third-party bridging solutions by streamlining the USDC on Celo process for enterprises. It is anticipated that this project will increase USDC’s accessibility and usability across blockchain platforms.
With USDC’s integration into Celo, the blockchain’s stablecoin solutions in areas like payments, savings, lending, and remittances are enhanced, providing developers and users with additional ways to take advantage of USDC’s quick settlement speed and liquidity.
People all across the world may now more easily access financial services and cryptocurrency payments thanks to Celo’s system, which employs stablecoins for payments and transaction fees.
The partnership between Circle and Celo, which handles over $100 billion in transactions annually and provides support to a wide range of global projects, aims to promote financial inclusion. Because USDC is open-source, it can be securely managed by any program, which is advantageous for many DeFi and payment applications.
The potential of USDC on Celo to enable continuous trade, low-cost transfers, and the establishment of savings accounts separate from regular banking systems has been emphasized.
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