Sui rolls out protocol-level gas-free stablecoin transfers

Sui rolls out protocol-level gas-free stablecoin transfers

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2026-07-19 03:29:44
Sui has introduced a protocol-level feature that allows users to send stablecoins such as USDC without holding SUI for gas fees. According to Techub News, the change is designed to remove a common onboarding hurdle for new users who may not have the network’s native token when making their first transaction. The feature is implemented through Sui’s Move API, which shifts the transaction fee burden away from the end user. Techub, citing NewsBTC, said the move comes as Ethereum, TRON, and Solana continue to compete in the stablecoin payments market. By simplifying the payment flow, Sui is aiming to improve its position in consumer-facing crypto applications.
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Sui has launched protocol-level gas-free stablecoin transfers, allowing users to send stablecoins such as USDC without holding the network’s native SUI token for transaction fees, according to Techub News.

The feature is intended to remove a common point of friction for new users who do not have gas tokens when they first use on-chain applications. It is implemented through Sui’s Move API, which shifts the transaction fee burden away from the end user.

Techub, citing NewsBTC, said the launch comes as Ethereum, TRON, and Solana are all competing in the stablecoin payments market. Sui is looking to strengthen its competitiveness in consumer crypto applications by making the user experience simpler.

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