Circle said its cross-chain bridging service, Circle Gateway, has passed $10 billion in total transfer volume, according to a post cited by Techub News. The update points to continued usage of the company’s infrastructure product for moving value across supported blockchain networks. Circle described Gateway as a service built for developers and businesses, offering a unified way to access USDC balances on each supported chain. No additional operating metrics or chain-by-chain breakdown were disclosed in the brief announcement. The figure was shared through Circle’s own social media update and later relayed by Techub News as a short market bulletin under the technology category.
Circle said in a post on X, cited by Techub News, that total transfer volume on its cross-chain bridging service Circle Gateway has surpassed $10 billion.
According to Circle, Gateway gives developers and businesses a unified way to access USDC balances across supported chains.
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