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USDC on Morph

The difference between USDC and USDC.e​

USDC​

Circle introduced the Bridged USDC Standard to ensure that chain operators can easily deploy a form of bridged USDC that is capable of being upgraded in-place by Circle to native USDC, if and when appropriate, and prevent any fragmentation problems. The Morph official bridge and supported ecosystem partners have integrated this USDC following the Circle Bridged standard.

AssetMorph mainnet address
USDC0xCfb1186F4e93D60E60a8bDd997427D1F33bc372B

USDC.e​

There also exists a "bridged" form of USDC known as USDC.e, which is USDC that has been bridged from Ethereum and issued by Morph.

AssetMorph mainnet address
USDC.e0xe34c91815d7fc18a9e2148bcd4241d0a5848b693

Using USDC on Morph​

Note

Whether you are a developer or a user, we recommend that you use USDC on Morph.

For users​

Users can get USDC on the Morph mainnet in these ways:

  1. Using the official Morph Bridge You can bridge USDC directly from Ethereum to Morph using the official Morph bridge.

  2. Using third-party bridges Several well-known third-party bridges are integrated with the Morph network, allowing you to transfer assets from other chains. For example, you can use Orbiter Finance.

  3. Using supported exchanges Various centralized exchanges that support the Morph network allow for direct USDC (not USDC.e) deposits and withdrawals.

For developers​

Developers can utilize Circle's Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) to build native cross-chain experiences. Please refer to the CCTP documentation and the USDC workflow section for detailed integration guidelines.