The enterprise stack for programmable stablecoins—embed accounts, control permissions, and automate transactions without custodians, paymasters, or infra rent.
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Creating the wallet is the easy part. The part that actually kills conversion: getting money out of the bank an onchain (without getting mogged by fees), paying gas, and finishing one real transaction.
@GetOnramper says up to half of fiat-to-crypto swaps still fail after KYC. That’s a lot of people who already said yes and then bounced.
1Shot teamed up with @circle to fix this.
Over 99% of x402 agent payments settle in USDC. Agents can pay now. The open question is who sets the limit.
With 1Shot delegated wallets, the user approves a capped USDC budget once. Agents can hand sub-agents smaller slices, never bigger ones, and never get the keys. Revoke any time.
ALT Agent spending limits: capped USDC budgets via 1Shot delegated wallets
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How ERC-7710/7715 delegations work in the wallet: 1shotapi.com/docs
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1Shot API retweeted
Coding agents are finding 1Shot as a WaaS alternative and choosing to integrate it because it doesn't need API keys or dev accounts and they can audit the source code themselves.
Exciting to see more apps starting to embed 1Shot wallet.
You get the developer experience of supporting a browser extension wallet (so super easy), and the user experience of an expensive WaaS integration (but for free and 100% non-custodial) so user's don't actually have to install a browser wallet.
Exciting to see more apps starting to embed 1Shot wallet.
You get the developer experience of supporting a browser extension wallet (so super easy), and the user experience of an expensive WaaS integration (but for free and 100% non-custodial) so user's don't actually have to install a browser wallet.
Institutions rely on multisig wallets.
The consumer version is a self-custodial passkey wallet that apps can embed for free and use on top of multi-sig wallets like @safe, with no per-user fees.
Robinhood Chain (@RobinhoodCrypto) went live with Safe smart accounts on day one.
$250M moved through them in the first two weeks.
@arc and @ADIChain_ followed.
Institutions are coming onchain. They are coming in Safe smart accounts.
Full Q3 report ↓
safefoundation.org/reports/q…
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Banks are solving the payout side, but people still drop off at the receiving wallet, and a passkey wallet that pays gas in USDC, USDG, and USDT removes that step.
Payouts only work if people can receive money the way they want. With the @Mastercard Global Money Platform, you can fund payouts in stablecoins and settle directly into local bank accounts via Mastercard Move, through one integration.
Available in 11 launch currencies, including MXN, BRL, CAD, ARS, CLP, COP, PHP & KRW.
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Samsung just put USDC in front of 82M Galaxy phones. No seed phrase, no separate crypto app.
Distribution wins. Any app can do the same today: embed the 1Shot wallet. Passkey sign-in, gas paid in USDC, Circle Onramp built in, and the user holds the keys.
Free, no API key.
ALT No seed phrase: embed the 1Shot wallet with passkey sign-in and Circle Onramp
An open protocol needs open wallets, and 1Shot is free and permissionless to embed, with no API key, developer account or MAU fees.
Works with ethereum:0x6c3ea9036406852006290770bedfcaba0e23a0e8 too 😉
We’re excited to welcome @PayPal as an x402 Foundation Premier Member.
Agentic commerce requires open, vendor-neutral infrastructure. PayPal joins to help advance open standards for autonomous payments and checkout.
Learn more about x402 membership x402.org
ALT Text announcement saying, "Paypal joins x402 Foundation as Premier member," with the x402 logo in the corner.
"infrastructure partnership matter"
Thats why 1Shot teamed up with @circle to offer USDC onramping natively our permissionless embedded wallet.
Now any site can embed stablecoin functionality in minutes.
one thing i pay attention to when looking at partnerships in an ecosystem is the actual business problem they're solving.
and the new @BVNKFinance and @circle partnership on Arc is a good example.
think about a fintech building a financial application on @arc.
they might have a great product, a working payment system and users who want to move money into it.
but there's another problem.
how do those users move money from their traditional bank accounts into the application as USDC?
this is where the integration becomes interesting.
BVNK brings the traditional banking rails.
ACH, wire transfers and SEPA.
Circle brings the Onramp Kit, which gives developers the infrastructure to integrate fiat funding into their applications.
together, businesses can access a direct route for moving institutional-scale capital from traditional bank transfers into USDC on Arc.
and they can do this without having to build separate payment processor integrations themselves.
from a business development perspective, here's who should be paying attention:
→ fintechs and payment companies looking to add bank-funded USDC accounts to their products.
→ exchanges and financial platforms that need better fiat-to-stablecoin funding infrastructure.
→ businesses managing large treasury movements that want access to onchain liquidity.
→ developers building financial applications on Arc who don't want to build their entire fiat funding infrastructure from scratch.
if you're building something that needs traditional bank rails connected to onchain finance, BVNK and Circle are two teams worth having a conversation with.
this is why infrastructure partnerships matter.
it's not just about adding another name to an ecosystem.
it's about removing a barrier that could have stopped an actual business from building, launching or scaling.
and that's the kind of ecosystem growth i like to see on Arc.
Arc just cut the cost of bringing USDC in. Standard CCTP transfers of USDC to and from Arc are now free (gas still applies), and Fast Transfers in are 75% off.
The 1Shot wallet has Circle CCTP built in, so your users move USDC to Arc without leaving your app. No bridge UI.
ALT CCTP into Arc: USDC transfers free on Arc; 1Shot wallet has Circle CCTP built in
Wallets with budgets... 🤔
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire: over 99% of agent payments on x402 already settle in $USDC.
Nearly 2,800 endpoints are listed in Circle's Agent Marketplace.
He's building the stack so AI agents can get paid, pay others, and carry identity with them. Wallets with budgets, discovery, payments down to fractions of a cent.
By Q1 2027, he says an agent built on Arc can be found, hired, paid and trusted for the work it does.
"The defaults for how agents act in the economy are being set right now, and we intend to be the default."
FT @circle @jerallaire
EIP-7710 is an excellent base for an authority system for financial agents
Agents get scoped delegations rather than full control of your funds
Smart accounts are more important than ever, and the next wave is ones users never notice, created with a passkey inside the app with no seed phrase or gas token.
One new Safe every 3.4 seconds.
→ 2.32M new Safes in Q3
→ 65.7M Safe smart accounts in total
→ $44.75B moved through them, up 14%
→ $57.64B held
Full Q3 report ↓
safefoundation.org/reports/q…
Optionality to pay with anything only matters if the user already has a wallet.
The 1Shot embedded passkey wallet lets you ensure every user has one.
Relay is live on Elysium.
Apps building on @Enter_Elysium can accept payment from every supported chain, in whatever a user holds, and settle into HYPE, USDC or any supported Elysium asset.