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USDCUSD Coin
USDTTether USDReference currency
USD
USD
Issuer
Circle
Tether
Backing model
Cash and short-duration US dollar assets
Cash and short-duration US dollar assets
Created
2018
2014
Published networks
34 networks
- Algorand
- Aptos
- Arbitrum
- Avalanche
- Base
- +29
14 networks
- Aptos
- Avalanche
- BNB Smart Chain
- Celo
- Ethereum
- +9
Networks in common
Aptos · Avalanche · Celo · Ethereum · NEAR · Solana
6 networks
Legal framework
United States / European Economic Area (France)Outside the EEA, Circle LLC operates under US money-transmission rules. In the EEA, Circle France issues USDC as a MiCA e-money token under its French EMI license.
El SalvadorEl Salvador’s Digital Assets Issuance Law and CNAD Stablecoin Public Offering Regulations; Tether is authorized as a stablecoin issuer and digital-asset service provider.
Fiber deposit status
Marked as supported for Fiber deposits
Marked as supported for Fiber deposits
A stable price target does not make two coins equivalent.
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Networks change the route.
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