Stablane
Circle CCTP V2 · USDT0

Free stablecoin bridge

USDC and EURC over Circle CCTP V2, USDT over USDT0 (LayerZero). Official channels, 1:1, non-custodial, 0 platform fee.

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Supported chains

  • Ethereum
  • Avalanche
  • Optimism
  • Arbitrum
  • Base
  • Arc

Supported stablecoins

Zero platform fees

Bridging is free. Each channel's own fees go to Circle (CCTP) or LayerZero (USDT0) and are itemized before you sign.

Official channels, 1:1

Each token moves over its issuer's channel: Circle CCTP for USDC and EURC, USDT0 for USDT. 1:1, no slippage, no wrapped tokens.

Three ways to receive USDC

Fast in about 30 seconds, Standard with automatic delivery, or claim it yourself and skip the forwarding fee.

Optional gas refuel

USDC transfers can arrive with gas on the destination for an extra USDC payment (service fee included). Skip it and pay nothing.

How it works

  1. 1

    Connect a wallet

    Any regular wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby. No sign-up.

  2. 2

    Pick chains and amount

    Choose source, destination, amount and delivery; fees are quoted live.

  3. 3

    Sign and receive

    After you sign, the same amount arrives at your address on the destination chain.

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FAQ

Does Stablane hold my funds?

No. Every transaction is signed by your wallet and sent straight to the official contracts: Circle CCTP for USDC and EURC, USDT0 for USDT. Stablane has no contracts or pools of its own and never sees your keys.

Who charges the fees?

The platform fee for bridging is zero. Channel fees go to Circle (CCTP protocol and forwarding fees) or LayerZero (the USDT0 messaging fee); Stablane only charges a service fee if you choose gas refuel.

Where does my money go?

Your wallet hands the tokens to the official contract on the source chain (burned by CCTP, burned or locked by USDT0); once verified, the same amount is released to your address on the destination. It never passes through Stablane or any other address.

How do I find a transfer on another device?

Transfers are stored only in the browser you started from. On a new device, open History and paste the source chain transaction hash to recover and continue it.