Cross-chain stablecoin transfers, as simple as an API call. No chain configs to manage. One Eco API call gets you a quote, and you set the rules: how much arrives, what happens at the destination, and how it's funded. Follow the tutorial from Eco's Developer Ecosystem Lead, @SlavaOnChain:

The numbers don’t lie. $5.35T in stablecoin volume on @solana in 2026, and counting. ↳ $4.44T moved in $USDC ↳ $599B moved in $USDT A new trillion every 6 to 10 weeks since February. Data: @Dune

Each new chain a stablecoin launches on adds users, and one more place its liquidity has to be found. @alexlimasia, Head of APAC at @LayerZero_Core, on what that growth requires.

Why would a bank benefit from making it easier to move your assets? @chadcascarilla, CEO and Co-Founder of @paxos, sees a flywheel between stablecoins and deposits. If you can move money fast, you don’t have to park it all over the place.

Create a @Circle Gateway deposit address, collect an ERC-3009 signature, and track funding and delivery. Use ERC-3009 when a user holds $USDC, but does not hold the source chain’s gas token. The user signs a transfer authorization; Eco’s service submits it onchain. Gasless funding removes the user’s source-chain gas transaction, but it does not imply that a quote has no fees. Learn more: docs.eco.com/cookbook/gasles…

Source: “The Always-On Dollar: Money for an Economy that Doesn’t Close” The Block Pro Research for @coinbase and @TheBlockCo (Oct 20, 2026), p.5. Data via Dune Analytics, as of August 2026. coinbase.com/blog/the-always…

Why does stablecoin volume spike at 0:00 UTC (8 PM ET on this chart)? @TheBlockCo Pro Research and @coinbase mapped a year of stablecoin transfers, through July 31, 2026, by time of day in 15-minute slices. The report ties the spike to the global default settlement time for stablecoins. Across the whole day, 73% of the volume moved outside U.S. banking hours. What’s left out: tiny transfers under $1, wallets sending money to themselves, and new coins being issued or redeemed. Bots and automated scripts stay in, so this shows when money moves, not how many people are moving it.

.@arc has cleared $18.71B in stablecoin transfer volume since mainnet opened five weeks ago. ↳ Stablecoin supply on the chain sits at $897M, its highest since launch and 68% above the late-September low ↳ Every dollar of that supply has turned over more than 20 times in five weeks Eco has been live on Arc since mainnet opened, building one integration that connects the chain to where the rest of the market’s dollars sit. Data: @dune

Your stablecoin transfer is pending. Is it stuck, or is it just slow? @strao_, Head of Product at Eco, on telling the difference.

Full episode with @sytaylor, @cuysheffield, @jacqmelinek and @manueljgodoym of @Felixpago on Tokenized: youtube.com/watch?v=cH6LSHBC…

How do you pay out pesos in Mexico without keeping pesos in a Mexican bank account? On @TokenizedPod, @cuysheffield put that question to @manueljgodoym of @Felixpago. Wise-style remittance models fund local accounts in every corridor ahead of time. Félix sends USDC and buys pesos in a 24/7 market when the payout happens, at an FX rate Manuel says comes close to interbank. Cuy names the trade-off: no capital sits idle in each country, but you need a liquidity partner on the receiving side.

Integrating Eco meant learning the quotes service and the solver endpoints separately, each with its own request shape. The new Eco API puts quoting, funding, routing, and transaction status behind one base URL, with one key and one error catalog. Learn more in the blog below:

.@openstandard’s $OUSD supply has grown 20x in 23 days, from $40M to $824M. Supply by network: ↳ Tempo: $529M ↳ Ethereum: $125M ↳ Base: $91M ↳ Solana: $79M Data: ousd.fyi

Where are your stablecoins while a transfer is still in flight? @strao_, Head of Product at Eco, on what a treasury team should be able to point at.