Sonic to Edge USDC bridge

Transfer real, Circle-issued USDC from Sonic to Edge with CCTP. No pools, no wrapped tokens.

Fees on $1,000
from $0.58Plus operating costs · Oct 23, 2026
Arrives in
~1 minStandard transfer (fast finality) · Avg. attestation ~8s
Delivery
Native USDCBurn and mint via Circle CCTP
USDC
To your wallet after sign-in
You receive—.— USDC
How your money is secured
  • Non-custodial. Funds stay in your own wallet: an embedded wallet secured by Privy, or the wallet you connect. We never hold your keys.
  • Fees fixed at confirm. The price is signed when you confirm; nothing extra is taken later.
  • Native USDC. Circle's CCTP burns USDC on one chain and mints it on the other. No bridges, no wrapped tokens.
  • Every step on-chain. You get explorer links for each transaction and a shareable status page.
  • Circle's CCTP burns USDC on Sonic and mints the same amount on Edge. No pool, no wrapped token.
  • You see the total fee and the guaranteed minimum you'll receive before you sign.
  • Independent app built on Circle's public CCTP; not operated by Circle. How transfers are protected →

What it costs

Full fee schedule →
sendstables service charge
$0.50
Plus operating costs and margin, shown in the quote
Circle protocol fee
$0
Circle Forwarding Service
about $0.08
Your gas
$0
Arrives on Edge
up to $999.42

Example for $1,000, Circle's fees checked Oct 23, 2026. The app shows our exact fee and the guaranteed minimum before you confirm.

How the fee is calculated
PartRateNotes
sendstables fee0.05% service charge (min $0.10, no cap) plus operating costs and marginOperating costs and margin are added to the service charge. Our exact fee is in the quote.
Circle protocol fee$0Circle's fee for standard transfers from Sonic; an estimate.
Circle Forwarding Serviceabout $0.08 per transferCircle submits the mint on Edge; Circle's estimate when checked; the app shows the live fee before you confirm.
Your gas$0No S or ETH needed in a sendstables wallet. A connected EVM wallet pays its own source-chain gas.
  1. Operating costs with a 30% margin are added to the service charge. Circle's fees and the amount received are estimates; the app shows live figures and the guaranteed minimum before you confirm.
  2. Circle's Forwarding Service fee is Circle's estimate when checked; the app shows the live fee before you confirm.
  3. A connected EVM wallet (instead of your sendstables wallet) pays its own S gas on Sonic.

How it works

  1. BurnYour USDC is burned by Circle's CCTP contract on Sonic.
  2. AttestCircle's attestation service signs the burn.
  3. MintThe same amount of native USDC is minted on Edge.
More about Sonic → Edge

Sonic reaches finality quickly, so a standard CCTP transfer is already fast, with no Fast Transfer fee. From Sonic to Edge, USDC typically takes about 1 minute as a standard transfer (Circle's average attestation from Sonic: ~8 seconds); Circle's Forwarding Service submits the mint on Edge.

On Sonic, with your sendstables wallet the fee payment, approval and burn are gas-sponsored, so you don't need any S for gas — just the USDC you're sending. If you connect your own EVM wallet instead, it pays the S gas for those transactions. On Edge, Circle's Forwarding Service submits the mint for you, so the recipient doesn't need any ETH for gas on Edge.

CCTP burns and re-mints instead of using a pool, so there's no slippage and no wrapped token. Learn about CCTP.

How to move USDC from Sonic to Edge

  1. Sign in. Sign in with a one-time email code; no password is needed. You get a wallet on EVM chains, Solana and Stellar, with no seed phrase.
  2. Have USDC on Sonic. Deposit USDC on Sonic or use what's there. In your sendstables wallet you don't need any S for gas.
  3. Pick the route. On Swap chains, pick Sonic → Edge and enter the amount. To pay someone else, use Send and paste their address.
  4. Review the quote. Check our fee, Circle's fees and the minimum you'll receive. The fee is fixed once you confirm.
  5. Confirm. USDC is burned on Sonic, Circle attests it, and native USDC is minted on Edge.

Or ask your AI agent

MCP setup →

Connect Claude, Cursor or any MCP client and ask. It moves USDC within limits you set.

  • “Move 50 USDC from Sonic to Edge.”
Show the MCP tool call
MCP tool call
{
  "name": "swap_chains",
  "arguments": {
    "from": "Sonic",
    "to": "Edge",
    "amount": "50",
    "idempotency_key": "sonic-to-edge-0001",
    "max_fee_usd": 1
  }
}

FAQ

How much does it cost to move $1,000 USDC from Sonic to Edge, and how long does it take?

Moving $1,000 USDC from Sonic to Edge with sendstables has a service charge of $0.50 (0.05% at this amount) plus about $0.08 in Circle fees, about $0.58 combined before operating costs and margin. It arrives as native USDC minted by Circle's CCTP (no wrapped token) and typically takes about 1 minute as a standard transfer (Circle's average attestation from Sonic: ~8 seconds), with no S needed for gas in a sendstables wallet. Estimates checked Oct 23, 2026; the in-app quote shows our exact fee, Circle's live fee estimate and the guaranteed minimum you'll receive.

How long does it take to move USDC from Sonic to Edge?

It typically takes about 1 minute as a standard transfer (Circle's average attestation from Sonic: ~8 seconds). Times are estimates.

How much does it cost to bridge USDC from Sonic to Edge?

Our fee is 0.05% service charge (min $0.10, no cap) plus operating costs and margin (the cost margin is 30%). Circle's standard fee from Sonic: $0 when checked, plus a small Forwarding Service fee on Edge. The quote shows our exact fee, Circle's live fee estimate and the guaranteed minimum you'll receive before you sign.

Is the USDC I receive on Edge native or wrapped?

Native. CCTP burns USDC on Sonic and Circle mints the same amount on Edge. No wrapped token, no pool, no slippage.

Do I need S on Sonic or ETH on Edge for gas?

Not with a sendstables wallet: we sponsor the S gas. A connected EVM wallet pays its own S gas. Circle's Forwarding Service handles the mint on Edge.

Can I send USDC from Sonic to someone else's Edge address?

Yes. Use the Send tab and paste a 0x… address (any EVM wallet or exchange deposit address that accepts native USDC on Edge). The Swap tab moves USDC between your own wallets.

Is sendstables run by Circle?

No. sendstables is an independent app built on Circle's public CCTP. Circle issues USDC and runs CCTP; we sponsor gas, relay where needed, and charge the fee shown in the quote.