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# Built-in USDC

DeGate makes USDC mobile across networks: hold it on any supported chain, move it between chains in one click at a 1:1 rate with zero fees, and use USDC on one chain to buy tokens on another.

* **Native in-app bridging.** Transfer USDC across chains directly within the app. There is no need for external browsers or third-party bridges, which keeps the flow faster and reduces exposure to phishing.
* **Seamless USDC mobility.** The concept of "bridging" is made invisible. You can send USDC across any supported network in one click, use your USDC on one chain to buy a token on a different chain, and deposit USDC into [Turbo Range](/features/turbo-range.md) or [Simple Earn](/features/simple-earn.md) from any network.
* **Security and efficiency.** Every transfer is processed within DeGate's protocol, reducing steps to save on gas and minimize transaction time.

## FAQ

**Which networks can I move USDC between?** Any of DeGate's supported networks; the list is in [What is DeGate](/about-degate/readme.md#supported-networks).

**What does a cross-chain USDC transfer cost?** USDC bridging between supported chains is free and 1:1, as of July 2026. See [Fees](/fees/fees.md).


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