Peach adds native USDC bridging so Arc users can fund and trade in one place

On October 8, 2026, the on-chain aggregator and launchpad Peach added native USDC bridging for the Arc blockchain directly inside its interface. Users can now pull USDC over from external chains such as Ethereum and start trading on Arc without opening another app. What Peach actually shipped The new feature lives at peach.ag/arc/bridge. It lets users move USDC from outside chains into the Arc ecosystem while staying on the Peach platform the whole time. Once the funds arrive, users can immediately launch, discover, or trade assets on Arc. The integration is powered by the Arc App Kit. Under the hood, the bridging relies on Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol, better known as CCTP, to move canonical, native USDC. CCTP moves the real thing rather than issuing a wrapped substitute, so the USDC that lands on Arc is the issuer-backed version rather than a copy. There is a practical twist on Arc specifically. USDC serves as the gas token on the network, meaning it is what users spend to pay for transactions. So bridged USDC does double duty: it is both the capital users want to trade with and the fuel they need to do anything at all. Peach’s role on Arc so far Peach has been live on ...