USDC Launches on HyperEVM with CCTP V2 Upgrade
Circle’s USDC is now live on HyperEVM, powered by the upgraded CCTP V2 protocol for seamless cross-chain transfers.

- USDC launches on HyperEVM with CCTP V2
- Enables faster and secure cross-chain transfers
- Expands Circle’s reach in multi-chain ecosystems
USDC Expands to HyperEVM with Enhanced Protocol
In a major development for cross-chain interoperability, Circle’s USDC is now live on HyperEVM, marking another step in the stablecoin’s multi-chain expansion. The integration comes with the support of CCTP V2 (Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol Version 2) — a powerful upgrade designed to make USDC transfers between blockchains smoother, faster, and more secure.
HyperEVM, known for its scalability and compatibility with Ethereum-based tools, provides a flexible and developer-friendly environment for decentralized applications. With USDC now native to HyperEVM, users can move funds without needing to rely on wrapped tokens or third-party bridges — improving trust and reducing risks.
What is CCTP V2 and Why It Matters
CCTP V2 is Circle’s enhanced protocol for enabling native USDC transfers across supported blockchains. Instead of wrapping and unwrapping tokens, CCTP V2 allows USDC to be burned on the source chain and minted on the destination chain, significantly reducing bridge vulnerabilities.
By deploying this advanced protocol on HyperEVM, Circle is reinforcing its commitment to secure, interoperable stablecoin infrastructure — a foundational component of the Web3 ecosystem. Developers building on HyperEVM now gain direct access to stable, dollar-backed liquidity for DeFi, gaming, and payment applications.
A Growing Multi-Chain Future for Stablecoins
Circle’s decision to launch USDC on HyperEVM reflects a broader strategy of bringing stablecoins to high-performance chains. As demand for faster and safer cross-chain operations grows, native integrations like this one are essential for scaling decentralized finance and beyond.
For users and builders, this means lower fees, better user experience, and more confidence when moving stablecoins between networks. As HyperEVM gains traction, the presence of USDC will likely help fuel new growth in on-chain activity.
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