Choose the source, destination and amount while XPayr keeps its service fee separate from CCTP, forwarding and source-chain gas costs.
XPayr prepares and prices the transfer; your wallet signs it. You are never asked for a private key or a seed phrase.
Move real USDC from one network to another. Circle burns it on the source chain and mints it on the destination, so what arrives is the same asset — not a wrapped copy. USDC only, because the protocol underneath handles USDC and nothing else.
You send: USDC · 22 Network
The first gives the contract permission to move exactly this amount. The second is the transfer itself. XPayr signs neither — both happen in your wallet, and you can stop after the first.
A route that crosses networks leaves the source chain immediately and is delivered on the destination shortly after by Circle’s relayer. Until it lands it is listed under transfers still in flight, where you can finish it yourself if anything interrupts.
You keep control of the wallet and approve the exact route before anything moves.
XPayr, provider, protocol, gas and slippage costs are shown separately before signing.
Completion depends on canonical receipts, route events and reconciliation rather than a browser callback.
Yes. Connect a wallet, check the fee, and sign. XPayr prepares and prices the transfer; your own wallet executes it.
No. Every transfer is signed by your wallet and XPayr never holds the funds. You are not asked for a private key or a seed phrase at any point.
No. Provider, protocol, gas, forwarding and slippage costs depend on the executable route and must be shown separately in the live quote.
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