Stablecoin contract addresses

These are the official USDC and EURC addresses on 18 networks, taken from Circle's documentation and checked against each network. Copy an address from here or from Circle, never from a payment you received or a search result.

USDC contract addresses

Circle issues USDC natively on each of these networks. Open a network for the full address, a copy button and the explorer link.

Holyheld receives USDC on networks including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base and Solana; your account shows the full list next to each receiving address. See the off-ramp and pricing.

AddressHolyheld
Ethereum0xA0b8…eB48Yes
SolanaEPjFWd…Dt1vYes
Base0x8335…2913Yes
Arbitrum0xaf88…5831Yes
Polygon0x3c49…3359Check your account
Optimism0x0b2C…Ff85Check your account
Avalanche0xB97E…8a6ECheck your account
ZKsync0x1d17…38D4Check your account
Ink0x2D27…EAEdCheck your account
Plume0x2223…a7aFCheck your account
Starknet0x0330…35fbCheck your account
Plasma0x2d66…F67FCheck your account
Sonic0x2921…8894Check your account
HyperEVM0xb883…630fCheck your account
StellarGA5ZSE…KZVNCheck your account
Unichain0x078D…7AD6Check your account
World Chain0x79A0…24D1Check your account
Celo0xcebA…118CCheck your account

EURC contract addresses

Circle issues EURC on each of these networks. Open a network for the full address, a copy button and the explorer link.

Your Holyheld account shows the networks it accepts for EURC next to each receiving address. See the off-ramp and pricing.

AddressHolyheld
Ethereum0x1aBa…C33cCheck your account
SolanaHzwqbK…DKtrCheck your account
Base0x60a3…db42Check your account
Avalanche0xC891…2ACDCheck your account
Plasma0x3EE1…FD2CCheck your account
StellarGDHU6W…NPP2Check your account
World Chain0x1C60…380BCheck your account

Native and bridged USDC

Circle explains the difference on its page about bridged USDC.

  • Native USDC is issued by Circle on each network above. Bridged USDC is created by a third party, which holds USDC on another network and issues its own token in its place.
  • A bridged token, sometimes labelled USDC.e, has a different address and isn't issued by Circle, so a service that accepts native USDC doesn't automatically accept it.
  • EURC works the same way: only the addresses Circle publishes are the EURC it issues.

Sources

Each address appears, character for character, in Circle's own table for its network. On 27 October 2026 the token at each address was also read from the network's explorer or from the chain itself. Networks where both checks did not succeed are left out.

Questions about stablecoin addresses

  • From Circle, which issues USDC and EURC and publishes the official address on each network. Each one was also checked on 27 October 2026 against the network itself: the token at that address reports the right symbol and decimals.

  • USDC is issued by Circle. USDC.e is a common label for bridged USDC: a token created by a third party and backed by USDC held in a bridge on another network. It has a different address, and a service that accepts one doesn't automatically accept the other.

  • USDC on networks including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base and Solana. For every coin, EURC included, your account shows the network each receiving address accepts. Send only to the receiving address and network your account shows.

  • Compare it in full with the address on Circle's page for that coin, then open it on the network's explorer and check that it is the token you expect. Never copy an address from a payment you received or from your transaction history.