Bridge USDC to and from Arc
Arc App Kit Bridge abstracts the CCTP burn, attestation and mint sequence for supported USDC routes. It is designed to let users move native USDC between Arc, EVM networks and supported non-EVM environments without wrapped-liquidity accounting.
Arc App Kit Bridge abstracts the CCTP burn, attestation and mint sequence for supported USDC routes. It is designed to let users move native USDC between Arc, EVM networks and supported non-EVM environments without wrapped-liquidity accounting.
How XPayr applies it
XPayr exposes bridge planning, a locked operation fee and wallet-signed execution through its merchant tools for Arc Testnet. Mainnet routing stays unavailable until Arc publishes the official production registry and capability matrix.
Verified on Arc Mainnet
Yes. Arc Network has officially launched its Mainnet (Chain ID: 5042). XPayr supports live non-custodial checkout, verified routes, canonical Circle CCTP, Unified Balance and explorer reconciliation on Arc Mainnet alongside continued testnet access.
From merchant intent to a verified Arc transaction
Understand the primitive
Start with the exact Arc Network capability, supported asset and execution boundary instead of a generic blockchain promise.
Plan the route
Choose checkout, send, bridge, swap, Unified Balance, memo, batch or agent settlement and review its fee model.
Sign from the wallet
The merchant or payer wallet signs the operation. XPayr does not treat a browser response as settlement proof.
Verify and reconcile
XPayr checks chain, token, amount, recipient and transaction evidence before updating payment and fee ledgers.
USDC Bridge Planner for Arc Testnet by XPayr
Plan a USDC route into or out of Arc Testnet, separate the bridge amount from the XPayr operation fee and continue to wallet-signed execution.
Open the free XPayr toolExecution boundary
XPayr exposes bridge planning, a locked operation fee and wallet-signed execution through its merchant tools for Arc Testnet. Mainnet routing stays unavailable until Arc publishes the official production registry and capability matrix.
Arc Network questions answered clearly
Bridge USDC to and from Arc: How XPayr applies it
XPayr exposes bridge planning, a locked operation fee and wallet-signed execution through its merchant tools for Arc Testnet. Mainnet routing stays unavailable until Arc publishes the official production registry and capability matrix.
Is this available on Arc Mainnet through XPayr?
Yes. Arc Network has officially launched its Mainnet (Chain ID: 5042). XPayr supports live non-custodial checkout, verified routes, canonical Circle CCTP, Unified Balance and explorer reconciliation on Arc Mainnet alongside continued testnet access.
Does XPayr custody funds or hide the network fee?
No. Wallets sign transactions, chain fees remain visible and XPayr records its operation fee separately. Standard successful checkout uses the configured XPayr gateway fee; advanced App Kit operations use their published fee quote.
Continue through XPayr tools for Arc
Arc Unified Balance
Unified Balance combines deposited USDC from supported blockchains into one chain-agnostic balance that can be spent on a destination chain. It reduces the need for a user to manually coordinate each bridge before a payment.
Verified on Arc MainnetSwap stablecoins on Arc
App Kit Swap exchanges supported assets on the same chain and can combine with a bridge for crosschain conversion workflows. Estimates, slippage controls and stop limits matter because the final output depends on liquidity at execution time.
Verified on Arc MainnetAccept USDC payments on Arc Testnet
Checkout on Arc Testnet lets a merchant price and settle in a stable unit while the customer pays from a compatible wallet. Deterministic confirmation, stable gas accounting and programmable contracts make Arc relevant to ecommerce, SaaS and platform payments.
Verified on Arc MainnetPrimary references
Move from Arc research to a working XPayr payment flow.
Open a public XPayr planner, then create a merchant account to test checkout and wallet-signed operations on Arc Mainnet and Testnet.