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Chain abstraction protocol built by Circle. Used mainly for USDC, users can deposit to get an offchain balance, that can then be used on any chain that is natively supported by Circle USDC.
Chain abstraction protocol built by Circle. Used mainly for USDC, users can deposit to get an offchain balance, that can then be used on any chain that is natively supported by Circle USDC.
Chain abstraction protocol built by Circle. Used mainly for USDC, users can deposit to get an offchain balance, that can then be used on any chain that is natively supported by Circle USDC.
Circle Gateway is a chain-abstraction layer for USDC: users deposit native USDC into GatewayWallet contracts on supported source chains and Circle’s Gateway system tracks those deposits as an offchain unified balance. The user can spend against the aggregate balance on any supported destination chain.
A user deposits through GatewayWallet. To spend the unified balance, the user signs one or more BurnIntent payloads specifying source and destination domains, token, recipient, amount, fee cap, expiry, and optional hook data. On the destination chain, anyone can call GatewayMinter.gatewayMint with the attestation payload and a signature from a configured Gateway attestation signer; GatewayMinter mints USDC to the destination recipient. On the source chain, GatewayWallet validates the signed burn intent, deducts the user’s available or withdrawing balance, collects fees, and burns the corresponding USDC (this happens after the mint at the destination!). The Ethereum GatewayWallet and GatewayMinter use 1 burn signer on GatewayWallet and 1 attestation signer on GatewayMinter.
If the Circle API is unavailable, users can use an onchain two-step withdrawal path; on Ethereum the discovered withdrawalDelay is 7 days (50400 blocks at 12-second block time). This delay gives the Gateway system time to burn funds that may already have been minted elsewhere before the withdrawal completes.
Both Gateway contracts are proxies with owner/admin, pauser, denylister, signer-management, fee-recipient, and token-support roles; upgrade admins on Ethereum can replace implementations with no onchain delay.
Circle does not provide a block explorer. There currently is no security, transparency or monitoring related tooling for CCTP or Gateway users.
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Part of CCTP
Entrypoint or minter of USDC on this chain for the Gateway protocol.
Part of CCTP
Exit point or burner of USDC on this chain for the Gateway protocol.
Part of CCTP
Part of CCTP
Part of CCTP: Used for automated access control for minting.
Part of CCTP: Used for automated access control for minting.
The current deployment carries some associated risks:
Funds can be stolen if a contract receives a malicious code upgrade. There is no delay on code upgrades (CRITICAL).