The company announced that EU and India payouts are now live through a partnership with Saber money.
The new corridors allow businesses and users to settle locally without navigating multiple integrations or complex banking arrangements. Europe payouts use euros via SEPA, the standard payment network across the region, while India payouts use INR through IMPS, RTGS, and NEFT, enabling near-instant settlement for local recipients. Circle emphasizes that these integrations rely on the same network standards already established in its payments ecosystem, keeping things simple and scalable.
Simplifying Cross-Border Payments
Historically, sending money across borders involved multiple banks, fees, and delays. Circle Payments Network, now with Saber’s integration, changes that equation. Businesses can send USDC to Europe or India, and recipients receive euros or rupees in their local accounts quickly. One integration connects multiple corridors, removing the need for bilateral agreements with local banks or payment providers.
A real world example illustrates the value. Consider a small software company in the US that hires freelancers in Germany and India. Previously, the company might have faced delays and high fees using traditional banking rails. With Circle and Saber, it can pay freelancers in USDC, which is then converted and settled in their local currency almost instantly. This increases efficiency and helps teams operate smoothly across continents.
Now open on Circle Payments Network (CPN): EU and India payouts with @Sabermoney
Saber expands CPN coverage across key corridors, connecting stablecoins to local payment rails in Europe and India.
→ EU (EUR via SEPA) for local euro settlement
→ India (INR via IMPS, RTGS,… pic.twitter.com/W12Xzo4SE0— Circle (@circle) January 27, 2026
The expansion reflects a broader trend in digital finance. Stablecoins, like USDC, are increasingly used not for speculation but for real operational payments. Data from 2025 shows that global stablecoin transaction volumes regularly exceed $2 trillion annually. This highlights their growing role in business operations. By connecting USDC to local payment systems, Circle is providing a bridge between the speed and transparency of blockchain and the convenience of traditional rails.
More About Circle
Circle announced that USDCx is now available on Aleo through Circle xReserve. USDCx is a USDC-backed stablecoin built for Aleo’s privacy-first blockchain. This will enable users and businesses to make payments while keeping transaction details confidential. The token is fully 1:1 backed by USDC held in Circle’s xReserve, ensuring stability and trust.
USDCx on @AleoHQ is now available via Circle xReserve!
USDCx is a USDC-backed stablecoin for Aleo’s privacy-first blockchain infrastructure.
With USDCx on Aleo, businesses and users unlock privacy-preserving payments, interoperable onchain dollars, and confidential multi-party… pic.twitter.com/dwIEpVrJVd
— Circle (@circle) January 27, 2026
So, It is interoperable with USDC across supported blockchains, allowing seamless on-chain transfers without relying on third-party bridges. With USDCx on Aleo, users gain privacy-preserving payments, secure multi-party workflows. Also, the ability to leverage digital dollars in a confidential, decentralized environment.
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