PANews reported on August 14th that Coinbase has reached a strategic partnership with crypto payment infrastructure platform Mercuryo, which will provide MetaMask wallet users using the USDC stablecoin with lowerPANews reported on August 14th that Coinbase has reached a strategic partnership with crypto payment infrastructure platform Mercuryo, which will provide MetaMask wallet users using the USDC stablecoin with lower

Coinbase partners with Mercuryo to reduce fees for USDC users transferring to the Base network

2025/08/14 16:09

PANews reported on August 14th that Coinbase has reached a strategic partnership with crypto payment infrastructure platform Mercuryo, which will provide MetaMask wallet users using the USDC stablecoin with lower fees for transferring funds to the Base network. Mercuryo anticipates a reduction of approximately 50% in these fees.

This move comes as the US passes the GENIUS Act, furthering stablecoin regulation and highlighting financial institutions' interest in integrating fiat-pegged tokens. Meanwhile, Circle, the issuer of USDC, announced plans to build a native Layer 1 stablecoin network using USDC as its gas token. As the second-largest stablecoin by market capitalization, USDC saw a 90% year-over-year increase in circulation, reaching $61.3 billion, according to Circle's latest financial report. Coinbase also recently signed an agreement with JPMorgan Chase to support credit card points conversion into USDC, among other innovative initiatives.

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