Cash App allows sending USDC on Solana, Ethereum, and other networks.

• Cash App now supports USDC transfers across multiple blockchains.
• Solana, Ethereum, Polygon and Arbitrum available without extra fees
• Block expands crypto beyond Bitcoin with Circle's stablecoin.

Cash App, the mobile payments platform operated by Block, Inc., announced that its users can now send and receive the stablecoin USDC across various blockchain networks. The news was confirmed on Wednesday by the company's Bitcoin product manager, Miles Suter.

Through his own social media profile, Suter detailed that Cash App customers can make transfers via Solana, Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum. "Everything works from your existing dollar balance. No separate wallet, no managing multiple networks, no additional setup, and most importantly, no fees," Suter wrote.

Making Bitcoin Everyday Money remains my top goal at , , , and .

We remain singularly focused on bitcoin becoming the native currency of the internet.

— Miles 🌞 () May 27, 2026

Block, Inc. is the fintech company co-founded by Jack Dorsey, known as one of the biggest Bitcoin enthusiasts in the technology and finance sector. Historically, the company has focused its crypto resources on tools exclusively geared towards Bitcoin, including the Bitkey self-custody wallet, the Proto mining unit, and the Spiral open-source research arm.

The inclusion of USDC represents one of the platform's biggest expansions in the sector since Cash App adopted Bitcoin a few years ago. The stablecoin is issued by Circle, the largest stablecoin issuer based in the United States. The platform has 59 million monthly active customers.

The move comes at a time when banks, fintechs, and payment companies are stepping up their bets on stablecoins. Visa and Mastercard networks are also expanding their presence in this segment. The total supply of stablecoins recently surpassed $300 billion, with Tether's USDT registering growth of over $5 billion in the last month.

Despite opening up to USDC, Suter reinforced his vision regarding the role of each asset. For him, Bitcoin is "Money 2.0," fiat is "Money 1.0," and stablecoins act as a bridge between the two. "Making Bitcoin the everyday money remains my main objective at Cash App, Square, Bitkey, and Block," he stated. "We remain fully focused on making Bitcoin the native currency of the internet."