Circle Shatters Barriers: Gateway Unleashes USDC Across 7 Blockchains in Game-Changing Move

Cross-chain just got real—and banks are sweating.

Circle's new Gateway platform torches fragmentation by deploying USDC across seven major networks simultaneously. No more bridge hopping. No more liquidity silos. Just seamless movement between Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, and four other chains.

Why This Matters

Interoperability has been crypto's holy grail—and its biggest headache. Gateway doesn't just promise solutions; it delivers rails for instant, native transfers. That means developers finally get unified liquidity while traders escape the gas fee gauntlet.

The Ironic Twist

Wall Street spends billions trying to tokenize everything—while Circle just built what they've been PowerPointing about for years. Another reminder that in crypto, shipping beats shouting.

Bottom line: Gateway isn't an upgrade—it's an ecosystem earthquake. And traditional finance? Still waiting for their committees to approve the meeting about the proposal to explore the potential.

Circle riding on growing stablecoin demand

Users have to deposit USDC into a Gateway Wallet contract on any chain. As soon as they do, balances update on all chains. To transfer funds, the Gateway Minter mints USDC on the destination chain while burning on the source chain.

Circle is riding the wave of growing stablecoin adoption. According to the company’s Q2 reports, the company earned $658 million in revenue, up 53% from the previous year. The main reason for this rise was an 86% in USDC circulation, driven by demand for stablecoins.