ARC officially launched its mainnet at 9:00 GMT+8 on Sept. 16, according to an official announcement. At the same time, OKX Wallet rolled out support for the ARC mainnet, adding a set of functions tied to activity on the network, including market signal tracking, market analysis, trading and cross-chain transfers. The integration gives users a single place to manage and move Arc assets without switching between multiple tools. OKX Wallet said users can handle the full flow from discovery and analysis to execution inside one interface. The project describes ARC as an open Layer 1 network built for financial markets, real-time capital flows and the agent economy. It also supports gas payments in stablecoins, with USDC listed as the first supported option.
ARC officially launched its mainnet at 9:00 GMT+8 on Sept. 16, according to an official announcement.
OKX Wallet adds ARC mainnet support
OKX Wallet has gone live with support for the ARC mainnet and now offers market signal tracking, market analysis, trading and cross-chain functions tied to the network. Users can manage and transfer Arc assets through OKX Wallet and move from discovery and analysis to trading in one place, without relying on multiple tools.
What ARC says it is building
ARC is described as an open Layer 1 network focused on financial markets, real-time capital flows and the agent economy. The network also supports gas payments in stablecoins, with USDC available in the first phase.
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