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82 Million Galaxy Devices Will Support USDC Transfers This October
Samsung Wallet Puts $USDC in the Default Dollar Slot
Samsung Wallet users in the United States will gain usdc balances starting in the last week of October, extending the app’s digital asset capabilities. Crypto exchange Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN) outlined the Samsung Wallet stablecoin integration in an Oct. 8 announcement by Alec Lovett, its head of infrastructure products.
Lovett described the customer experience:
“When a Samsung Wallet user tops up their stablecoin balance, usdc will appear automatically as the default dollar stablecoin.”
The feature will be available across 82 million eligible U.S. Galaxy devices, bringing the service directly into Samsung’s existing interface.
At launch, users will be able to hold and send Circle’s dollar-linked cryptocurrency without installing a separate crypto app or managing private keys. International transfers will reach bank accounts in more than 60 countries, with Bastion converting usdc and delivering payouts in local currency through regulated partners.
Solana will provide infrastructure for cross-border usdc transfers behind the scenes, with conversion between traditional currency and stablecoins built into the same interface used for cards, boarding passes, and IDs. Additional markets are planned, subject to local regulatory requirements.
Coinbase Prime Vault Secures $USDC Behind the App
Bastion will act as the licensed custodian and money transmission partner, while Coinbase serves as its usdc sub-custodian through Coinbase Prime Vault. The arrangement uses Coinbase’s New York State Department of Financial Services-qualified custody services. Bastion maintains individual account records, processes transfers, and handles identity checks and transaction screening.
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82 Million Galaxy Devices Will Support USDC Transfers This October
Samsung Wallet Puts $USDC in the Default Dollar Slot
Samsung Wallet users in the United States will gain usdc balances starting in the last week of October, extending the app’s digital asset capabilities. Crypto exchange Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN) outlined the Samsung Wallet stablecoin integration in an Oct. 8 announcement by Alec Lovett, its head of infrastructure products.
Lovett described the customer experience:
“When a Samsung Wallet user tops up their stablecoin balance, usdc will appear automatically as the default dollar stablecoin.”
The feature will be available across 82 million eligible U.S. Galaxy devices, bringing the service directly into Samsung’s existing interface.
At launch, users will be able to hold and send Circle’s dollar-linked cryptocurrency without installing a separate crypto app or managing private keys. International transfers will reach bank accounts in more than 60 countries, with Bastion converting usdc and delivering payouts in local currency through regulated partners.
Solana will provide infrastructure for cross-border usdc transfers behind the scenes, with conversion between traditional currency and stablecoins built into the same interface used for cards, boarding passes, and IDs. Additional markets are planned, subject to local regulatory requirements.
Coinbase Prime Vault Secures $USDC Behind the App
Bastion will act as the licensed custodian and money transmission partner, while Coinbase serves as its usdc sub-custodian through Coinbase Prime Vault. The arrangement uses Coinbase’s New York State Department of Financial Services-qualified custody services. Bastion maintains individual account records, processes transfers, and handles identity checks and transaction screening.
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