February 26, 2026 – Singapore, Singapore
class=”ql-align-justify”>Stablecoins are the foundational layer of payments, moving value to payments, remittances, and treasury operations around the world.
As these flows grow, the infrastructure behind dollar-denominated stablecoins will become as important as the assets themselves.
USDC and Circle Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) are launched on Morph, bringing payments stablecoins and standardized cross-chain payments to the infrastructure built for payments.
Morph USDC
USDC is issued in Morph. Circle’s Regulated affiliates establish it as a network-wide payment asset.
Issuance provides a consistent basis for dollar-denominated activity. USDC on Morph is now canonical, with consistent behavior across applications and clear provenance at the protocol level.
For developers building payment applications, it simplifies dollar payments by eliminating the need to manage bridging risks and fragmented liquidity. For institutions operating treasury systems, merchant platforms, or cross-border payment rails, USDC provides access to transparent stablecoins supported by Circle’s established on- and off-ramp infrastructure.
“Morph has made meaningful investments in the core services of our network over the past few months. As we work with global leaders in the payments space, it’s clear that a widely used dollar-denominated stablecoin is needed to meet their needs. For us, working with Circle to bring USDC to Morph was an obvious choice.” Morph CEO Colin Gortra.
CCTP: Cross-chain infrastructure
CCTP allows USDC to move between supported blockchains using a burn-and-mint process that maintains the integrity of supply.
When USDC is transferred to Morph via CCTP, it is written in the source chain and minted natively in Morph. The assets will continue to be fully backed and verifiable under the same reserve framework.
Applications can use standard or fast transfers depending on their security and latency requirements, while maintaining consistent payment behavior across the network.
Use cases across payments
USDC and CCTP support a wide range of payment and financial applications that rely on reliable dollar payments and cross-chain access.
- Crypto cards and neobanks
Card programs and digital issuance platforms will be able to settle balances in USDC while allowing users to fund their accounts from supported blockchains via CCTP.
Funds transfer platforms will benefit from transparent stablecoin-based payments with near-instantaneous cross-chain transfers across regions.
Checkout providers can accept payments from users across multiple chains while settling in USDC, simplifying reconciliation and reducing exchange delays for merchants.
USDC will serve as a collateral and settlement asset across lending protocols and decentralized exchanges, while CCTP will support the movement of liquidity between Morph and other supported blockchains, including connections to the Bitget ecosystem.
Building a digital dollar payment layer
To support teams bringing payment flows on-chain, Morph has launched a $150 million Payment Accelerator to provide funding, technical support, and access to payment partners and institutional investors.
Standardized cross-chain payments with USDC, CCTP, and direct ecosystem support work together to position Morph as a payment layer for real-world financial activities.
As stablecoins continue to power payments, treasury operations, and on-chain commerce, Morph is building an execution environment at institutional scale.
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About morphs
morph is an Ethereum-based payments-first settlement layer and BGB’s native on-chain home, focused on building the foundation for global consumer finance on-chain. Morph supports real-world financial activities across payments, savings, identity, and rewards, enabling scalable on-chain payments for consumers and businesses. Led by Morph Foundation, the network connects more than 120 million users through the Bitget and Bitget Wallet ecosystems.
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