BitGo launches Arc support
18 September 2026 US
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BitGo has launched support for Arc, Circle’s EVM-compatible Layer-1 blockchain, as institutional demand for stablecoin settlement infrastructure continues to grow.
The integration went live alongside Arc’s mainnet launch on 16 September 2026, providing BitGo clients with wallet, deposit, and withdrawal capabilities from day one.
Arc is designed specifically for stablecoin payments and settlement, using USDC as its native gas currency.
The network aims to provide predictable, dollar-denominated transaction fees, and sub-second deterministic finality.
Through the integration, BitGo clients can access Arc using its existing wallet infrastructure, including Self-Custody MPC in hot and cold configurations, Custody MPC, and Go Account.
BitGo is also supporting USDC deposits and withdrawals on Arc, with indexing for both native USDC transfers and token transfers, with EURC support also available.
The integration extends to BitGo’s existing treasury functionality, including auto-consolidation and bulk withdrawals.
Its Gas Tank service covers the gas costs generated during auto-consolidation, removing the need for treasury teams to maintain a separate gas wallet for the process.
According to BitGo, existing clients will not need to complete a separate onboarding process to begin using Arc.
The integration went live alongside Arc’s mainnet launch on 16 September 2026, providing BitGo clients with wallet, deposit, and withdrawal capabilities from day one.
Arc is designed specifically for stablecoin payments and settlement, using USDC as its native gas currency.
The network aims to provide predictable, dollar-denominated transaction fees, and sub-second deterministic finality.
Through the integration, BitGo clients can access Arc using its existing wallet infrastructure, including Self-Custody MPC in hot and cold configurations, Custody MPC, and Go Account.
BitGo is also supporting USDC deposits and withdrawals on Arc, with indexing for both native USDC transfers and token transfers, with EURC support also available.
The integration extends to BitGo’s existing treasury functionality, including auto-consolidation and bulk withdrawals.
Its Gas Tank service covers the gas costs generated during auto-consolidation, removing the need for treasury teams to maintain a separate gas wallet for the process.
According to BitGo, existing clients will not need to complete a separate onboarding process to begin using Arc.
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