Tria Integrates Circle’s Arc Blockchain, Bringing USDC Payments, Card Spending and Trading Into One App
New York, New York, October 23rd, 2026, Chainwire
New integration enables users to move USDC across networks, fund Tria cards and access trading accounts without separate bridging steps.
Tria, the self-custodial finance platform unifying trading, payments and digital asset management, today announced the integration of Arc, Circle’s newly launched Layer 1 blockchain, bringing new spending, trading and cross-chain capabilities to USDC holders.
The integration allows Tria users to send and receive USDC on Arc, convert funds between supported blockchain networks, top up their Tria cards and fund trading accounts directly within the platform. Users can move from holding digital dollars to spending or trading them without navigating separate applications or arranging manual bridge transfers.
Launched on September 16, Arc is Circle’s blockchain infrastructure designed for stablecoin payments, financial markets and real-time settlement. Its integration with Tria extends those capabilities into everyday financial activity, connecting USDC on Arc to practical uses across payments, trading and personal finance.
“Stablecoins become much more powerful when people can actually use them across every part of their financial lives,” said Vijit Katta, CEO of Tria. “Arc is building infrastructure for the next generation of digital money, and Tria is making that infrastructure accessible. Users can now take USDC from Arc straight into their card balance or trading account, or move it across supported networks, without leaving Tria.”
The integration introduces four core capabilities:
- USDC transfers: Send, receive and hold USDC on Arc through Tria’s self-custodial wallet.
- Cross-chain conversions: Move funds between Arc and other supported networks directly within Tria.
- Card funding: Use USDC on Arc to top up a Tria card for everyday purchases.
- Trading access: Fund supported trading accounts using USDC on Arc, without arranging a separate bridge transfer.
The integration is available across Tria’s web and mobile platforms. Users can select Arc in their Tria wallet to receive USDC, initiate conversions or fund their card and trading balances. Available routes, processing times and fees vary by transaction.
The launch advances Tria’s broader effort to make digital assets usable across financial applications, allowing users to manage, move, spend and trade their funds through a single self-custodial experience.
To access Arc on Tria, visit app.tria.so.
About Tria
Tria is a leading self-custodial finance platform serving more than 600,000 users, bringing digital asset trading, yield opportunities, payments and everyday spending into one application. Through its integrated wallet, trading infrastructure and payment card, Tria enables users to manage and use digital assets across supported blockchain networks without surrendering control of their funds.
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