BitGo Holdings, Inc. (“BitGo” or the “Company”), the digital asset infrastructure company, announced that its wallet and custody infrastructure is live on Arc, an open Layer-1 blockchain purpose-built for stablecoin-native financial applications. Eligible BitGo clients can deposit and withdraw USDC on Arc through Self-Custody MPC wallets, in both hot and cold configurations, Custody MPC wallets, and Go Account, with EURC support also available.
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Arc uses USDC as gas and is designed to provide predictable, dollar-denominated transaction fees, sub-second deterministic finality, and EVM compatibility. These capabilities support stablecoin-based payments, treasury management, tokenized assets, and other financial workflows.
For institutions, adopting a new blockchain requires more than basic network connectivity. BitGo’s Arc integration includes indexing for native USDC movements and transfers, along with auto-consolidation and bulk withdrawals. BitGo’s Gas Tank covers gas costs generated during auto-consolidation, helping treasury teams manage that process without separately maintaining a gas balance.
“Arc’s stablecoin-native design aims to address practical considerations for payments and treasury teams, including fee predictability and settlement speed,” said Mike Belshe, CEO and Co-founder of BitGo. “We are excited to support the network from day one and make these capabilities available through BitGo’s wallet and custody infrastructure.”
The Arc integration reflects BitGo’s broader strategy of extending its digital asset infrastructure to networks designed to support institutional use. By supporting emerging stablecoin and tokenized asset ecosystems within a consistent operational environment, BitGo helps clients access new networks while maintaining the security, controls, and workflows they rely on across their digital asset activities.
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