Where to Buy USDC

USDC (USDC) is listed on 25 exchanges we track, serving 70 countries and US states. The most widely available option is eToro, which supports USDC in 64 jurisdictions. Pick your location below for exact availability, fees, and payment methods.

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Exchanges Listing USDC

ExchangeJurisdictions servedTypical fee ($500 buy)KYCAction
eToro64RequiredVisit eToro
Bitstamp by Robinhood62$11.00RequiredVisit Bitstamp by Robinhood
Coinbase Exchange62RequiredVisit Coinbase Exchange
Kraken60RequiredVisit Kraken
Gemini55RequiredVisit Gemini
Toobit51Not requiredVisit Toobit
Binance US37RequiredVisit Binance US
Nexo19RequiredVisit Nexo
KuCoin17RequiredVisit KuCoin
Binance16RequiredVisit Binance
MEXC16RequiredVisit MEXC
VALR16$9.75Visit VALR
BingX15RequiredVisit BingX
Bitget14RequiredVisit Bitget
Bitunix14RequiredVisit Bitunix
Independent Reserve14RequiredVisit Independent Reserve
OKX9RequiredVisit OKX
SwissBorg9RequiredVisit SwissBorg
Bitpanda8RequiredVisit Bitpanda
Bybit8RequiredVisit Bybit
Gate8RequiredVisit Gate
Bitvavo6RequiredVisit Bitvavo
Bybit EU6RequiredVisit Bybit EU
Bithumb1RequiredVisit Bithumb
Upbit1RequiredVisit Upbit

Fees are estimated for a $500 market buy using the cheapest common payment method. Rankings are explained in our methodology.

About USDC

USDC is a fully collateralized US dollar stablecoin. USDC is the bridge between dollars and trading on cryptocurrency exchanges. The technology behind CENTRE makes it possible to exchange value between people, businesses and financial institutions just like email between mail services and texts between SMS providers. We believe by removing artificial economic borders, we can create a more inclusive global economy.

Source: CoinGecko.

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    A stablecoin is a token built to hold a fixed value, usually one US dollar, and it holds that value either because an issuer keeps cash and short-term government debt in reserve against every token in circulation or because code adjusts supply to chase the peg, and it is the second design that has failed most often.

  • How to Send Crypto Across Chains Without Losing It

    Moving crypto between chains means either routing it through an exchange that accepts deposits on one network and withdrawals on another, or using a bridge that locks the asset on the source chain and issues a wrapped version on the destination, and in both cases the mistake that costs people money is picking the wrong network on the send screen.

  • Where Stablecoin Yield Comes From, and What Can Go Wrong

    Stablecoin yield is paid by borrowers who want leverage, by issuers sharing the interest earned on their reserves, or by trading strategies, so the rate you are quoted is compensation for credit, contract, and platform risk rather than interest on a deposit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which exchange lists USDC in the most countries?
eToro supports USDC in 64 of the 70 countries and US states we track.
What's the cheapest way to buy USDC?
Based on published fee schedules, VALR has the lowest estimated total fee at $9.75 on a $500 purchase. Fees vary by location, payment method, and order size.
Can I buy USDC with fiat directly?
Yes. 18 of the exchanges listing USDC accept fiat deposits, including eToro, Bitstamp by Robinhood, and Kraken.