Crypto.com polkadot support for USDT and USDC was announced, expanding stablecoin rails to lower‑cost cross‑chain transfers.Crypto.com polkadot support for USDT and USDC was announced, expanding stablecoin rails to lower‑cost cross‑chain transfers.

Crypto.com and polkadot: USDT & USDC enabled on Asset Hub

2025/10/22 16:25

On 21 October 2025, crypto.com polkadot support for USDT and USDC was announced, expanding stablecoin rails to lower‑cost cross‑chain transfers.

How will USDT and USDC on Polkadot Asset Hub reduce transfer costs?

Deposit and withdrawal flow? (usdt usdc polkadot)

Crypto.com confirmed deposits and withdrawals for USDT and USDC via its app, pointing to the Polkadot integration in an official post: Crypto.com announcement.

The change lets users move stablecoins with fewer bridging hops and lower exposure to Ethereum gas.

Polkadot’s documentation describes the Asset Hub as a shared route for assets across parachains, which simplifies routing and reduces multi‑hop complexity: Polkadot official docs.

Industry specialists say the reduced routing should lower fixed per‑transfer overheads on recurring flows, though final fee outcomes will depend on parachain fee schedules.

Read more on the integration in our coverage of the launch: Crypto.com Polkadot Asset Hub.

What cross-chain liquidity effects will follow in Brazil and South Korea?

Regional partnerships and merchant access (crypto.com brazil integration, crypto.com south korea)

Crypto.com announced a broker integration with SpiderTrader in Brazil and an MoU with South Korea’s Travel Wallet, which the company says serves over eight million users.

The deals aim to expand fiat rails, merchant acceptance and local on‑ and off‑ramps that can feed Polkadot‑based stablecoin liquidity: SpiderTrader integration and Travel Wallet MoU.

Market‑makers and DeFi protocols on Polkadot parachains may attract additional on‑ramp liquidity as users shift to lower‑cost stablecoin rails for remittances and trading.

That said, partners are still finalising custody, settlement routing and local compliance before full rollouts.

Operational specifics for liquidity routing, custody, and local compliance in each country are still being finalised and should be checked with official Crypto.com disclosures.

How does Crypto.com‘s APEC CEO Summit role fit broader strategy? In brief:

What does APEC presence signal? (polkadot cross chain liquidity)

Crypto.com will be a partner at the APEC CEO Summit Korea 2025, scheduled for October 28–31, 2025. The company intends to use the forum to present cross‑border payment options and engage policymakers on digital payment standards.

Linking product launches to diplomatic outreach suggests a strategy that pairs technical interoperability—via the Polkadot Asset Hub—with institutional engagement to scale stablecoin use across the Asia‑Pacific region.

Crypto.com‘s support for USDT and USDC on the Polkadot Asset Hub, combined with regional partnerships and APEC engagement, aims to expand cross‑chain stablecoin liquidity while lowering transfer friction for users and businesses.

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